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Abbey Corson
Abbey recently finished her Honours Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics. Her research interests include exercise physiology and reproductive physiology. Abbey completed her Honours project with the Adamo lab on characterizing aquaporins in the placenta between physically active and inactive women, and will be a Master's student in September. In her free time, she loves staying active and learning about anything. |
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Alexandra Goudreau, HBSc.
Alex is a second year Master's student at the Adamo Lab. After starting her current position as the PLACENTA project manager in 2018, she began her undergraduate thesis in the fall of 2019. Her project focuses on the relationship between physical activity during pregnancy and the polarization of the placental immune system. After completing her HBSc. in Biomedical Sciences, Alex is excited to be starting her Master's degree with the Adamo Lab. She will continue to explore how physical activity in pregnancy affects the immune system within the placenta. In her spare time, Alex enjoys volunteering for Twice Upon a Time, playing volleyball, and camping. |
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Emilie Miller, HBSc.
Emilie is a first year Master’s student in the Adamo lab. She graduated from a HBSc. in Human Kinetics at the University of Ottawa (’21). After a fourth year internship with one of the Canadian military research teams she will be joining the Adamo team in search to fill gaps within female health knowledge in the Canadian Armed Forces. Emilie is beyond excited to get to experience such applied female research first hand and find ways to better understand the world of research through the different Adamo team members. In her free time, Emilie enjoys going for runs, hiking, playing music, and trying different styles and variety of foods. |
