I am an Environmental Toxicologist. ππ§ͺ
And I will be the GREATEST OF ALL TIME. π
Not because it will be easy, but because I refuse to stop learning, growing, and becoming better.
Aamiin. π€²π½
ToxWithAb
Signed. βπ½
I am an Environmental Toxicologist. ππ§ͺ
And I will be the GREATEST OF ALL TIME. π
Not because it will be easy, but because I refuse to stop learning, growing, and becoming better.
Aamiin. π€²π½
ToxWithAb
Signed. βπ½
This Google Drive contains helpful materials commonly required during applications, including:
π CV templates
π Statement of Purpose (SOP)
π Research proposals
π GMAT & GRE files
π IELTS & TOEFL resources
π Application fee waiver information
π Recommendation letter formats
π Visa interview preparation
π Webinars and lecture transcripts
π General web research materials
Linkπ
https://t.co/bMVCjVrvpC
A strong recommendation letter can be key to securing a scholarship. And the best one usually comes from a lecturer who knows you well, has taught you, and can genuinely speak about your abilities.
That relationship should start long before you need a recommendation letter. When youβre in class, show yourself. Participate, ask questions, work hard, and let your lecturer know you.
Lecturers naturally remember excellent and committed students. Build that relationship now, not when the scholarship deadline is tomorrow. π
This is important! Some scholarships have graduation-year, age, or career-stage restrictions. Thatβs why starting early matters. But if you graduated years ago, donβt panic, because many opportunities have no such restriction. Find the ones that fit your profile and apply strategically.
Two abstracts accepted for the Canadian Ecotoxicity Workshop 2026 π¨π¦ β an opportunity I was genuinely excited about.
I reached out for financial support, but unfortunately, CEW cannot fund early-career researchers, and thereβs no virtual presentation option.
Disappointed?
Two abstracts accepted for the Canadian Ecotoxicity Workshop 2026 π¨π¦ β an opportunity I was genuinely excited about.
I reached out for financial support, but unfortunately, CEW cannot fund early-career researchers, and thereβs no virtual presentation option.
Disappointed?
Why does it matter? Because understanding lethality helps us assess chemical hazards, protect humans and wildlife, and manage environmental risks.
Toxic β necessarily lethal. Dose and exposure matter. π¬π
Ever wondered what lethality means in toxicology? π§ͺβ οΈ
Simply put, lethality is the ability of a substance, organism, or condition to cause death.
In toxicology, we often use LDβ β to estimate acute lethality β the dose expected to cause death in 50% of a test population.
Ever wondered what lethality means in toxicology? π§ͺβ οΈ
Simply put, lethality is the ability of a substance, organism, or condition to cause death.
In toxicology, we often use LDβ β to estimate acute lethality β the dose expected to cause death in 50% of a test population.
was a graduate then, at this hostel opposite goodwill rentals, got into a discussion with a friend in final year. he asked how i was navigating life after school, i talked about a lot of things but sounded like nothing in my head, but he sort of felt relieved and we just joked around it.
a year later i won erasmus, a year after i did, heβs won it tooπ₯