Kaitlyn Margison

Kaitlyn Margison

Articling Student

Contact Information

kmargison@osler.com

tel: 416.646.1148

Office

Ottawa

Education

  • University of Ottawa, J.D. (2023)
  • University of Ottawa, MSc. Chemistry & Biomolecular Sciences (2020)
  • University of Ottawa, BSc. Biomedical Science (2017)

Language(s)

English

Kaitlyn has completed her second year at University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Law. During her second year of study, Kaitlyn competed in the 2021-2022 Oxford International Intellectual Property Moot where she finished as a quarter finalist with her partner. Kaitlyn also served as an Associate Editor for the Ottawa Law Review and was a Pro Bono Student with Nature Canada.

Prior to her studies in law, Kaitlyn completed a MSc. in Chemistry and a BSc. in Biomedical Science at the University of Ottawa. During her undergraduate studies, she worked in various research labs and co-authored publications in the fields of immunometabolism and antioxidant chemistry. During her graduate studies, she held an NSERC scholarship for her research in bioorthogonal chemistry and completed a graduate diploma in scientific management and leadership.

  • Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP Entrance Bursary (2020-2021)
  • NSERC Canadian Graduate Scholarship-Master’s Program (2018-2019)
  • QEII Graduate Scholarship in Science and Technology (2017-2018)

  • The Glebe Centre, Recreational Volunteer

  • Bioorthogonal Reactions Utilizing Nitrones as Versatile Dipoles in Cycloaddition Reactions, Chemical Reviews, January 2021
  • Cycloadditions of Trans-Cyclooctenes and Nitrones as Tools for Bioorthogonal Labelling, ChemBioChem, 21(7), April 2020
  • Optimized Aqueous Kinugasa Reactions for Bioorthogonal Chemistry Applications, Chemical Communications, 56(13), February 2020
  • Choline transport links macrophage phospholipid metabolism and inflammation, Journal of Biological Chemistry, 293(29), July 2018
  • The Potency of Diarylamine Radical-Trapping Antioxidants as Inhibitors of Ferroptosis Underscores the Role of Autoxidation in the Mechanism of Cell Death, ASC Chemical Biology, 12(10), October 2017

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