Roy Golsteyn

Each of the individuals has used the knowledge they gained at the University to achieve their personal and professional goals

Undergraduate students Haley Vanderploeg and Chad Beck took home the top two prizes respectively

Dr. Roy Golsteyn and his lab are utilizing the unique plant species of southern Alberta in a quest to find chemicals with anti-cancer properties

Projects to receive funding are dedicated to preserving floodplain forests, to finding new cancer drugs and to cataloguing historical architecture

U of L study finds that the buffalo bean exhibits promising anti-cancer effects

Student researcher/entrepreneurs have developed a new method of detecting hormones and are in the process of patenting their idea

Dr. Roy Golsteyn (Biological Sciences) and Dr. David Naylor (Physics and Astronomy) have initiated an innovative research partnership

The South Venture Business Plan Competition winners are already in the process of patenting their idea

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