Most Promising Bioscience Student of the Year – Jasmyne Storm, a second-year Bioscience MSc student at The University of Winnipeg, researches milk nanovesicles’ therapeutic potential to improve neonatal health under Dr. Sanoji Wijenayake’s mentorship. She aims to enhance infant formula through milk nanovesicles, potentially improving health outcomes of children exposed to maternal stress. Jasmyne has earned various awards during her MSc tenure and aspires to pursue an MD-PhD, dedicating her career to advancing MEV-based therapeutic strategies in cancer research.
Read the full press release here: https://www.biomb.ca/news/4120/bioscience-association-manitoba-to-host-annual-awards-dinner
Learn more: https://www.uwinnipeg.ca/
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