Oak Bay News 2022 – Kinship connects 6 sculptures that make up Oak Bay Arts Alive
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The Globe and Mail 2017 – Scientists name new species of microbes after Rush members
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University Affairs 2014 – Meet a scientist with a passion for art
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City of Richmond 2013 – Rookery and Roost I
City of Richmond 2013 – Rookery and Roost II
The UBYSSEY 2013 – Germs and bacteria beautified in Invisible Portraits
Los Angeles Times 2013 -A teeny tiny Cthulhu monster, found in a termite’s gut
Scientific Canadian 2013– The Call of Cthulhu
Smithsonian.com 2013 – Why Do We Keep Naming New Species After Characters in Pop Culture?
Popperfront.net. 2013 I guess it might look like this if microbes were to suit up like Iron Man?
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