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Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Anil Maharaj wins Health Research Foundation Pharmaceutical Research Scholarship

Anil Maharaj, a PhD student supervised by Dr. Andrea Edginton, has been awarded a Pharmaceutical Science Research Scholarship from the Health Research (HRF) Foundation for 2012.

Current students → Current undergraduate students, Current graduate students;
Future students → Future undergraduate students, Future graduate students

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Anil Maharaj wins Merck Canada Ltd. Postgraduate Pharmacy Fellowship Award

Anil Maharaj wins Merck Canada Ltd. Postgraduate Pharmacy Fellowship Award for 2013.

Congratulations Anil!

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