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Anas Abu-Dieh
Anas is a third year undergraduate student at the University of Ottawa studying Human Kinetics. He began working with the Adamo lab in June 2020, joining the Birth Defects study. Anas has an interest in human physiology and is seeking to improve his knowledge in maternal health. On his free time, Anas likes to workout, play soccer and spend time with friends and family. |
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Anne Leslie
Anne is in her second year of undergraduate studies at the University of Ottawa, studying Health Sciences. Anne first joined the Adamo team in 2014 as a student volunteer in the summer while she was in high school, and now enjoys continuing volunteering in the lab during the school year. Anne joined the team with a strong interest in research and pediatric health, and is expanding her interests while working towards studying pharmacy. Outside of academics Anne enjoys fitness, horseback riding, as well as spending time with her family and friends. |
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Madeeha Shaikh
Madeeha is a second-year student studying Biomedical Sciences at the University of Ottawa and joined the Adamo Lab in May 2021. She's passionate about healthy active living and learning about maternal health, which drew her to the group. She volunteers in the wet lab and is also working on a project that explores the sociodemographic factors associated with internalized weight bias during pregnancy. In her free time, she enjoys fitness, painting, kayaking, and spending time with her friends and family |
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Meghan Lowe
Meghan is in her second year of undergraduate studies at Queen’s University studying Human Kinetics. She joined the Adamo lab in June of 2021 to further expand her knowledge and gain experience in research. She is very passionate about her studies, specifically human physiology and anatomy, however, the lab has piqued her interest in maternal health. Outside of the lab, Meghan loves to play soccer and ringette with her friends, baking, and spending time with family and friends. |
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Robert Nitescu
Robert is going into his third year of Human Kinetics at the University of Ottawa. He started working with the Adamo Lab in May of 2021 to further his experience in research. He helps with data extraction for the SmartMoms-Canada Project, and also volunteers in the wet lab. Robert is interested in human anatomy and physiology and is looking to pursue a surgical career in the field of pediatrics. Outside of volunteering, Robert enjoys swimming, playing soccer, cooking, and hanging out with his dogs. |
