Hartland Jackson, PhD
Principal Investigator
(416) 586-4800 x 8267
hjackson@lunenfeld.ca
Somi Afiuni, PhD
Computations Manager/Staff Data Scientist
(416) 586-4800 x 8226
safiuni@lunenfeld.ca
Jennifer Gorman, PhD
Lab Manager/Scientific Associate
(416) 586-4800 x 8226
gorman@lunenfeld.ca
Pearl Sequeira
Research Administration
sequeira@lunenfeld.ca
Anuroopa Dinesh
Lab Technician
adinesh@lunenfeld.ca
Ching Yeung Lam
Graduate Student
chingyeung@lunenfeld.ca
Katie Teng
Graduate Student
kteng@lunenfeld.ca
Eddy Chen, PhD
Post Doctoral Fellow
echen@lunenfeld.ca
Ferris Nowlan
Graduate Student
fnowlan@lunenfeld.ca
Ari Forman
Graduate Student
aforman@lunenfeld.ca
Darren Chan
Graduate Student
dchan@lunenfeld.ca
Golnaz Abazari
Graduate Student
gabazari@lunenfeld.ca
Matt Watson
Programmer
mwatson@lunenfeld.ca
Tiak Tan
Graduate Student
tiak.tan@utoronto.ca
Isabelle Hébert-Milette, PhD
Post Doctoral Fellow
hebert-milette@lunenfeld.ca
Simon Latour, PhD
Post Doctoral Fellow
simon.latour@utoronto.ca
Jennifer Pfeil
Graduate Student
jpfeil@lunenfeld.ca
Ricardo Gonzalez, MD, PhD
Post Doctoral Fellow
rgonzalez@lunenfeld.ca
Noor Shakfa, PhD
Post Doctoral Fellow
nshakfa@utoronto.ca
Sibyl Drissler
Graduate Student
sibyl.drissler@utoronto.ca
Friends of the Jackson Lab
We are a highly collaborative team both internally and with other labs in Toronto and beyond.
- We are developing new analysis methods for image cytometry and highly multiplexed imaging with the Campbell Lab at the Lunenfeld Tanenbaum Research Institute. https://www.camlab.ca/
- With the neighbouring Schramek Lab at LTRI we have created mouse model systems for the functional genomics study of single cells and multi-cellular tissues. https://schramek.lunenfeld.ca/
- Alongside the Notta Lab and the PanCuRx Initiative within the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research, we are investigating the single cell content of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma using a combination of ‘omics’ profiling methods. https://www.nottalab.com/
- In collaboration with the McGuigan Lab in BioEngineering at the University of Toronto, we are engineering multi-cellular tissue environments at scale. http://www.mcguiganlab.com/
- Working to develop new reagents for CyTOF and Imaging Mass Cytometry we work closely with the Nitz Lab in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Toronto. https://sites.chem.utoronto.ca/nitz/