Chaos Game representation of Genome sequence structure
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June 13 convocation - see article below. left to right: Distinguished University Professor Dr. R. Hegele, Dr. K. Hill, Honorary Doctorate of Science - Dr. C.R. Scriver, Mrs. E. Scriver, Chancellor A. Labatt, Dr. S.M. Singh. [Photo: Rory Crabbe] DR. KATHLEEN HILL
Genome organization and integrity
Honours, Awards and Scholarships
- 2009 Barbara Tuck MacPhee Award, Canadian National Institute for the Blind
- 2007 “Top 30 Lecturer” in TVOntario’s Top Lecturer Competition (Provincial Teaching Award) as judged by: The Globe and Mail columnist Margaret Wente, novelist Camilla Gibb, and Maclean's managing editor Tony Keller
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Kathleen’s lecture and profile can be found at the website above
- 2006 2006 Faculty of Science Award of Excellence: Outreach and Recruitment (University Service Award) The University of Western Ontario
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- 2005 Early Researcher Award (National Research Award)
The Early Researcher Award program (ERA) awards the excellence of the researcher’s accomplishments, based on academic and employment record, research grants and awards received, publications and other examples of research productivity. The ERA program acknowledges the current standing and potential for excellence in the research field based on research plans and external letters of reference.
Link to award announcement
- 1995-1997 Kendall-Mayo Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN.
This fellowship was awarded on the basis of a peer-reviewed research proposal prepared by KA Hill and provided up to two years salary while pursuing postdoctoral research at the May Clinic.
- 1995 Detweiler Doctoral Thesis Award, Department of Zoology, The University of Western Ontario, London Ontario Canada. 1995 Best Doctoral Thesis in the Zoology Department
