Meet the team!
In the Oleschuk research lab, we are able to experience a collaborative and balanced environment where science and life intertwine. Our lab offers cutting-edge projects in microfluidics and ambient ionization mass spectrometry, paired with flexible schedules, mentorship and a strong community.
Dan Reddy
PhD Candidate
20donr@queensu.ca
Dan is from Halifax, Virginia (Not Nova Scotia!) and is interested in mass spectrometry and microfluidics
Malek Hassan
PhD Candidate
malek.hassan@queensu.ca
Malek is from Aleppo, Syria and is interested in mass spectrometry, chromatography and microextractions.
mina alidoust
PhD Candidate
21masl@queensu.ca
Mina is from Lahijan, Iran and is interested in imaging mass spectrometry, microfluidics and the LMJSSP. When not exploring the intricacies of science, Mina can be found listening to music, taking walks and getting lost in captivating books.
JESS DENG
PhD Candidate
j.deng@queensu.ca
Jess is from Vancouver, BC and is interested in the world of fungi natural products and the liquid microjunction surface sampling probe. When Jess is not in the lab, she can be found conquering new hiking trails!
MIRANDA LOCKLEY
MSc Student
18menl@queensu.ca
Miranda is from Petawawa, ON and is interested in the applications of mass spectrometry on monitoring enzyme activity. Outside of the lab she can be found swimming or working on a new craft project!
Rachel wood
MSc Student
19rkw2@queensu.ca
Rachel is from Ottawa, ON and is a MSc student. She’s interested in mass spectrometry imaging, and in her free time, Rachel can be found listening to music and making new study playlists
Chloe graham
Accelerated MSc Student
21ceg@queensu.ca
Chloe is from Baltimore, ON and is interested in using 3D-printing to create meaningful change in the chemistry laboratory space, and the application of MS to natural products. When not in the lab, Chloe can be found spending time with her dogs!
Benjamin Caesar
4th Year Thesis Student
Benjamin is from Toronto, ON and is interested in applying mass spectrometry to a variety of biological and chemical challenges. When Benjamin is not in the lab, he can be found playing tennis or running
Diana tedesco
4th Year Thesis Student