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Dr. Patricia Lima is an Assistant Professor (Adjunct) at Queen's University, specializing in Molecular Imaging and Cytometry at the Queen’s Cardiopulmonary Unit (QCPU). With a Ph.D. from top Brazilian universities, Dr. Lima has a strong foundation in Biological Sciences and a focus on Reproductive Immunology. Her postdoctoral training at Queen's University and the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute allowed her to narrow her research to the immunological and metabolic aspects of women's health, specifically concerning diabetes during pregnancy and other endocrine metabolic disorders. Dr. Lima directs the Imaging Lab and the Culture Cytometry Lab, both of which are crucial for her scientific contributions to over 30 ongoing research projects. She co-supervises graduate students, helping to develop their scientific skills and critical thinking. With notable publications and awards, her major research interests include understanding the immunological aspects of pulmonary hypertension and neutrophil phenotyping for risk stratification in sepsis. Beyond her academic pursuits, Dr. Lima is actively involved in community service as a volunteer firefighter and as a founder of the Women’s Science Queens, promoting diversity in the scientific community.
Queen’s Cardiopulmonary Unit (QCPU) • Kingston, ON, Canada
Molecular Imaging and Cytometry Specialist providing scientific guidance on various research projects.
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