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  • Congratulations to Dr. Farnaz Pournia (Matsuuchi lab) for her PhD program completion with dissertation, “The role of Connexin43 carboxyl terminal in regulating various signaling-induced cytoskeleton-dependent cellular processes in B-lymphocytes”.

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  • Congratulations to Dr. Amanda Lorentzian (Maxwell & Lange lab) for her PhD program completion with dissertation, “Persistence of targetable genomes and proteomes through disease evolution in pediatric acute lymphoblastic leukemia”.

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  • Congratulations to Dr. Vaishnavi Sridhar (Conibear lab) for her PhD program completion with dissertation, “Investigating the role of the putative lipid transport protein Fmp27 at ER-PM membrane contact sites”.

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  • Congratulations to Erin Erskine (Ramer lab) for her MSc program completion with thesis, “Skilled reaching deterioration contralateral to cervical hemicontusion in rats is reversed by pregabalin treatment conditional upon its early administration”.

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  • Congratulations to Helen Huang (Lynn lab) for her MSc program completion with thesis, “Truncated CD19 as a selection marker for the isolation of stem cell derived β-cells”.

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  • Congratulations to John Lim (Nabi lab) for his MSc program completion with thesis, “Characterizing the effect of caveolin-1 mutations and age-related changes in the caveolin-1 signalling interaction with endothelial nitric oxide synthase”.

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  • Congratulations to Kurt Vandevoorde (Nabi lab) for his MSc program completion with thesis, “Gp78 regulation of basal mitophagy, mitochondrial health and mitochondria-endoplasmic reticulum contact sites”.

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ANNOUNCEMENT

The CELL Program's One Year Fellowship and Four Year Fellowship 2025 - Application Deadline Monday, June 16th.

The CELL Program's 1YF & 4YF - Application Form 2025.

Frontiers in Biophysics | July 11, 2025

CELL's Latest Newsletter

Workday Student Support

Agreement form between graduate student and research supervisor

G+PS: student support and resources

Guidelines & Forms

Frequently used forms for current students.


Current Course Schedule

2025-2026 CELL course schedule


Current Scholarships

Awards and scholarships available for applying.

Welcome to the CELL Graduate Program


The Graduate Program in Cell and Developmental Biology (the CELL Program) offers M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees to students undertaking advanced study and research in cell and developmental biology. The Program is flexible and is designed to accommodate the diverse backgrounds of students and the broad nature of research in cell and developmental biology.

The Program’s courses provide a thorough understanding of the scientific fundamentals and methodologies of contemporary cell and developmental biology. All students also undertake original and significant research from the start of their studies. With nearly 50 faculty members engaged in cutting-edge research in cell and developmental biology, a wide range of research topics is available to students.

The Program also aims to enhance linkages and facilitate research interactions between the larger community of cell and developmental biologists in British Columbia by acting as a common forum for scholarly exchange in cell and developmental biology through its student-led seminar series, research retreats and other activities.

Graduate Program in Cell & Developmental Biology
1347 - 2350 Health Sciences Mall
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z3
Tel 604 822 2671
Website www.cell.ubc.ca
Email cell.grad@ubc.ca
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