Lindsay Cahill is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry and cross-appointed to Radiology and Pharmacy. She is a biophysical chemist and currently teaches Introductory Chemistry (Chem 1010) and Thermodynamics and Kinetics (Chem 2301).

Grace Mercer obtained her undergraduate chemistry degree from MUN. Her research uses a mouse model of preterm birth and involves studying novel therapies to protect the fetal brain. Grace is the group artist - her rendering of a mouse is award-winning.

Nikita Harvey is also a MUN alumni. Her research project involves the study of long-term outcomes following maternal exposure to nanoplastics. In her spare time, Nikita plays softball and is also a very talented artist.

Katie Steeves is a 4th year chemistry and biochemistry major. She is our resident expert in NMR metabolite assignment. No one reads a 2D COSY like her. 

Darcie Stapleton is a 4th year biology major with a concentration for health professionals and a minor in chemistry. She is a superhero and is involved in almost every project in Dr. Cahill's lab. Much of her time is spent collecting human placentas.  

Jenna Hanrahan is a 4th year chemistry (biological) major. She has become an expert at ultrasound imaging of pregnant mice. She also has an impressive record collection (she owns one that is older than Dr. Cahill!)

Mark Russell is a 4th year chemistry (biological) major. He is our animal expert and is using ultrasound to study a mouse model of neurodegeneration. In his spare time, he is a true Newfoundlander and likes to fish.

Katherine Dibbon is a 4th year pursuing a joint degree in chemistry (lab coat) and political science (no lab coat). She is an active volunteer and is keen to mentor other young leaders. She likes hiking, swimming and ice cream!

Catherine Barrett is a super second year in Kinesiology. She has been instrumental in implementing patient-oriented research in the group and she is becoming a whiz at spreadsheets. In her spare time, she coaches swimming!

Alex Maekawa is a Master's student in Medicine (Cancer and Development program). He is a biotechnologist in our group and is known as "the PCR guy". 

Lauren Ringer is a spectacular second year in the chemistry program. She loves photography, hiking and sunrises. She also has the MUN course calendar memorized.  

Jada Santuccione is a stellar second year in the biochemistry program. She likes microscopes and her fingers are often stained purple. 

Drew Locke is a stupendous second year in the biochemistry program. He has four(!) dogs and enjoys motorcycle riding (motorcycle club member #1). He also likes thermodynamics. 

Will Williams is a star second year in the biochemistry program. He likes golf and chess and he is very good at coming up with names for mice that start with the letter D.

Emma McIssac is a special second year in the chemistry program. She loves the ocean and spends a lot of time doing things related to water (e.g. paddleboarding on it, drinking it, saving people from it). Fun fact: she can recite over 200 digits of pi!

Haley Adams is a sincere second year in the chemistry program. She knows our decrepit mice better than anyone. She is originally from Nova Scotia and enjoys reading and studying kinetics. 

Amy Stephenson is supreme second year in the chemistry program. She is very outdoors-y and also loves to travel. Like her colleagues, she enjoys a good differential equation. 

Amelia Hollett is a sparkly second year in biochemistry. She loves music and plays five different instruments (these most likely include piano, trumpet, guitar, cello and bassoon)! We look forward to her performances at group meeting. 

Rachel Windsor is a successful second year in biochemistry. She enjoys playing the piano, dancing and the Carnot cycle. 

Caroline Ryan is a sociable second year in chemistry. She likes to hike, travel and play with her dog. She is also a Potterhead (she is definitely Hufflepuff).  

Mikela Rowsell is a splendorous second year in chemistry. She likes to paint and cook and owns a 883 Harley Sportster (motorcycle club member #2). 

Megan Spurrell is a sophisticated second year in biochemistry. She has a black belt in Kung-Fu! She always has a copy of Atkins in her book bag.

Thomas ("Tommy") O'Brien is a seaworthy second year in biochemistry. He likes hockey and when he isn't walking one of Drew's dogs, I suspect he is motorcycle club member #3.