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The Lunenfeld’s outreach programs are designed to stimulate an interest in science at every age.
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Want to learn more about a specific area of research, connect with our scientists or expand your knowledge of current topics in biomedical research? Welcome to LunenfeldU, developed for ongoing learning about research at the Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute of Mount Sinai Hospital. |
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Making discoveries at the speed of life, a special Lunenfeld supplement in the Toronto Star, March 31 Sarcoma research and patient care at Mount Sinai, in the Toronto Star - March 29 The research of Dr. Kathy Siminovitch, in the Toronto Sun – Aug. 15 The research of Dr. Robert Casper, in the Globe and Mail - Sept. 21
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Café Scientifique
is a public discussion where, for the price of a cup of coffee or a
drink, anyone can explore the latest ideas in science and technology.
The Lunenfeld has partnered with the Ontario Science Centre to present
a health-focused series featuring researchers and leading thought
leaders. Got an opinion? Join experts and other inquiring minds for
drinks, discussion and debate this fall. 
Every
year, the Lunenfeld hosts a Science Day where keen high school students
spend a day at the Institute meeting researchers, visiting labs and
extending their learning beyond the classroom. For more
information about this program, 
Undergraduate
students get hands-onresearch lab experience at the Lunenfeld each
summer. Students work in labs to build on their education and gain
insights into current practices and real-life applications of their
studies. 
