Karyman is from Cairo, Egypt, holds a bachelor's degree in pharmacy from RAK Medical and Health Sciences University. With three years of hands-on experience as a community pharmacist in the United Arab Emirates, she has gained valuable insights into patient care. Karyman is interested in research topics related to medication management, medication adherence technology, and pharmacist intervention.

Karyman enjoys playing tennis, hiking, and listening to music in her free time.

Jordan is currently pursuing a BSc in Biology from the University of Waterloo. She has gained a variety of valuable research experiences through the University’s co-operative work program including placements in microbiology, optometry, and most recently with Dr. Patel’s team at the School of Pharmacy. She is passionate about learning and wants to support knowledge sharing to broader audiences in any way she can.

Besides research, Jordan enjoys reading, crocheting, and exploring local food spots.

Noah is a co-op student in the lab and is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Waterloo. He has previous work experience in an ophthalmology clinic as an ophthalmic technician, as well as serving as a lab instructor assistant in the Kinesiology teaching laboratories at the University of Waterloo. Noah is passionate about education and research, with a particular interest in neuroscience.

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In his spare time, Noah likes to cook, play the drums, and watch movies.

Minh-Minh is a future PharmD student who will be starting the program in January, 2027. She began her academic journey through the Conditional Admissions to Pharmacy (CAP) program and has completed two years of Honours Science at the University of Waterloo. Originally from Kitchener, Ontario, Minh-Minh has worked as a pharmacy assistant in multiple community pharmacies, experiences that strengthened her passion for helping others and pursuing a career in pharmacy.

Her interests lies on understanding how innovation and research can drive advancements in healthcare. She is eager to expand her knowledge and contribute to improving health outcomes through evidence-based practice and emerging healthcare solutions.

In her free time, Minh-Minh enjoys staying active and pursuing long-standing hobbies.

A fun fact is that she previously taught piano and has a black belt in Taekwondo.

Halak is an incoming student at the University of Toronto's School of Pharmacy for her PharmD. She is passionate about pharmaceutical sciences and healthcare research, with a strong interest in exploring innovative approaches to improve patient care and medication management. Halak is particularly eager to engage in research that incorporates emerging technologies and evidence-based practices to advance healthcare. She hopes to use her PharmD degree in the future to contribute to patient-centered care, advance healthcare innovation through research, and help bridge the gap between scientific discoveries and their practical application in clinical settings.

In her free time, she enjoys trying new recipes, travelling, and spending time with friends and family.