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Heidi Lee

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Canada, Hong Kong
As seen in: Medium, MSN Canada, Global News, BioRxiv, Hyperallergic, Hong Kong Free Press, NewsBreak, Contagion Live, CFNY-FM, J-Source and
Covers:  Hong Kong, Asia, Student Politics, Canadian politics, Health
Master of Information student @UofTInfoFaculty | Words in @hyperallergic @globalnews @HKFP @jsource @theeyeopener @TheLocal_TO | views mine (she/her)

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Heidi Lee’s Biography

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Heidi Lee is a journalist at Global News. She graduated from Toronto Metropolitan University in June 2022, the school is formerly known as Ryerson University.
Being born and raised in Hong Kong, she has experienced the city's ups and downs and this has allowed her to perceive the world differently.

Heidi Lee’s Journalist Portfolio

What is norovirus and how can Canadians avoid it? - National | Globalnews.ca

What is norovirus and how can Canadians avoid it? - National | Globalnews.ca

Every year, about 300 to 400 outbreak cases of norovirus are reported to the Public Health Agency of Canada (…

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#IAmHongKonger campaign aims to make its mark in 2021 Canadian census | Globalnews.ca

#IAmHongKonger campaign aims to make its mark in 2021 Canadian census | Globalnews.ca

A group of Canadian Hong Kongers are encouraging Canadians with Hong Kong heritage to identify themselves as …

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Mixed reactions over Ryerson University renaming announcement

Mixed reactions over Ryerson University renaming announcement

On Aug. 26, Ryerson University announced it would rename the institution, as its current namesake "can no lon…

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Rye leaders are working to protect those experiencing homelessness amid COVID-19

Rye leaders are working to protect those experiencing homelessness amid COVID-19

A non-profit initiative by a Ryerson masters student is providing extra support to protect people experiencin…

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Calm after the storm: Hong Kong's battle-weary student protesters face exams and ponder the futur...

Calm after the storm: Hong Kong's battle-weary student protesters face exams and ponder the futur...

Months of protest - often dominated by students - have left many young Hongkongers with difficult questions: …

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A statistical framework for inferring genetic requirements from embryo-scale single-cell sequencing experiments

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By Madeleine Duran, Eliza Barkan, Amy Tresenrider, Heidi Lee Verified
| BioRxiv
Abstract Improvements in single-cell sequencing protocols have democratized their use for phenotyping at organism-scale and molecular resolution, but interpreting such experiments poses computational challenges. Identifying the genes and cell types directly impacted by genetic, chemical, or environmental perturbations requires explicit modeling of lineage relationships amongst many cell types, over time, from datasets with millions of cells collected from thousands of specimens.
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Chinese Dissidents Keep the Blank Paper Revolution Alive Through Art

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By Heidi Lee Verified
| NewsBreak
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Chinese Dissidents Keep the Blank Paper Revolution Alive Through Art

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By Heidi Lee Verified
| Hyperallergic Verified
On a crisp December morning, Seeta Chiang loaded around 20 artworks by various Chinese artists on a small truck. The pieces included illustrations, photography, and sculptures all inspired by last year’s “White Paper Revolution,” a series of protests against China’s draconian COVID-19 restrictions also known as the A4 Revolution in reference to the standard paper size for printers.
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