David Juncker Lab

Congrats to our Masters student Molly on joining the BBMESS counsil at McGill University as VP communications! https://www.instagram.com/p/B5BngXpgmp6/?igshid=19a4x8byl42by

Meet our VP Communications, Molly! She is a first year masters student under the supervision of Dr. Juncker. She focuses on developing analytical tools to better characterize the heterogeneity of cancer-derived exosomes as a potential liquid biopsy solution for cancer detection and monitoring. A fun fact about Molly is that her lab-mate created an Instagram account to document all the cakes she bakes for the lab. Since Molly’s arrival, the Juncker lab became significantly happier and perhaps a few pounds heavier! Swipe right to see Molly’s adorable golden retriever Ruby! #meetthecouncil

The Juncker lab page is back! Here is our latest group photo at our 2019 lab retreat as our comeback post 📸😎

Interesting!

Young Scientist Invents Better Method for Cancer Detection | Interesting Engineering In the spring of 2011 a close friend of the family of Jack Andraka has recently died of pancreatic cancer. At that time Jack was 15 y.o., he read up on the disease and discovered that nearly 85% of pancreatic cancers are diagnosed too late, when patients have no more than a 2% chance of survival.

Introduction to soft lithography by Dr. Lino Eugene (McGill)

Introduction to soft lithography by Dr. Lino Eugene (McGill) An introductory presentation about soft lithography presented by Dr. Lino Eugene (Process Engineer, McGill Nanotools Microfab) in the Hands-on Workshop in Na...