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The Petrie Dish: Slide 4 — Seyed Masoumi Lari – Excalibur (opens the original)
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Shoot for the stars, and you might find recent graduate and 2026 Faculty of Science silver medallist Seyed Lari. Because when he’s not studying alien-like microbes at the Petrie Science and Engineering Building, he’s with York’s Arbalest Rocketry club, working on and launching student-engineered rockets in national competitions. And how did it all begin? A $50 homemade spectrometer, a serendipitous encounter, and enough curiosity and drive to fill, well, a rocket. For Biology graduate Seyed, the
The Petrie Dish: Slide 3 — Sophia Luzskov – Excalibur (opens the original)
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Mind full of wonder, heart full of passion, and hands full with vials of antibodies, immunology aficionado Sophia Luzskov graces The Petrie Dish as the third student researcher in this series profiling York’s finest student-scientists. Ukrainian by blood and Canadian by land, Sophia describes herself as a “forever student” and a “born learner.” Having graduated this June from her honours degree in Biomedical Science, she looks back fondly on her journey through undergraduate studies, and her ecl
The Petrie Dish: Slide 2 — Tessa Parker – Excalibur (opens the original)
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An elderly woman with Parkinson’s takes a cautious step. A calming sonata plays in the air above her. She raises her arms, then twists her body into a twirl. She is slow, but deliberate. She is dancing. For the first time in a long time, she feels like herself again. She feels free. Later, she lies down and is gently pulled into a white metal tube, the great machine whirring with activity. Detailed images of her brain are scanned and collected. Meanwhile, somewhere on the third floor of the Beha
My Vari last words – Excalibur (opens the original)
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Right from the beginning, I, along with my peers, was assigned a peer mentor — a successful upper year student in my program — and she made me feel so welcome and supported, smoothing an otherwise trepidatious transition. On top of that, I was drowning in the sheer potential experiences available — from sports and clubs to volunteering and research. As a former semi-misanthrope who dreaded human communication, I decided to jump headfirst into a volunteering position that required me to speak wee
YUH – Excalibur (opens the original)
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DISCLAIMER: Stories and images published in this week’s issue under satire (with the exception of advertisements) are purely satirical and created for entertainment and/or parody purposes. They are not intended to communicate any accurate or factual information. Dear esteemed readers: I am a historian who goes by many names, and verily require no introduction, but perhaps you might know me as the recent recipient of the Global Leader in Historicities Award, bestowed upon be by none other than th
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