Advice from elders for every stage of graduate life.
Header image: BCH2101 class of 2025 Written by Raabez Ahmad and Renee Jing You’ve made it! Welcome to the Department of Biochemistry at the University of Toronto. If you’re feeling a bit of anxiety and uncertainty, fear not – this is a completely normal response …
written by Anjali Balakrishnan It’s the month of January. You have made the choice for your graduate career following short-lived lab rotations. The decision was made either using lengthy pro-con lists, or perhaps you heeded the advice of fellow graduate students, or you turned to …
Last fall, the Biochemistry Department introduced a major change in the graduate program regarding first year structure. All incoming students are now required to undergo three five-week rotations before choosing a permanent lab.
by Louis Ho Choosing the right lab can be a daunting task. Especially if you’re planning to stay for the long-haul.
Written by Andrew Zhai Take a moment and think about some traditional milestones in life and how long they take to occur. It takes four years to graduate from high school. Four years to earn a bachelor’s degree. Couple’s date for an average of three …