-Carolyn Belanger (2023-2024): High school Co-op student

-Madhuri Patel (2023-2024): High school Co-op student

-Ayushi Patel (2022-2023): High school Co-op student

-Johnathan Burnie (Sept 2018 – 2023): Characterizing Human and Viral Proteins in the HIV1 Envelope Using Novel Methods in Flow Virometry.
 
Jasmin Khela (2022-2023): Developing new lab methods for the detection and quantification of human coronaviruses. *University of Toronto Excellence Award (summer) and thesis student (fall/winter, BIOD98)

-Timothy Lee (2021-2022): Work-study student (summer) and Undergraduate thesis student (fall/winter)

-Shubeen Ahmed (2021-2022): Optimizing Flow Virometry Techniques for the Detection of Low Abundance Proteins on HIV-1 Virions. *NSERC USRA recipient (summer) and thesis student (fall/winter, BIOD98).

-Stephen Grabinksy (2020-2021): The role of PSGL-1/CD162 in HIV infection. Thesis (fall/winter, BIOD98).

-Pritika Thevasingha (2020-2021): UTSC coop student working as a lab technician (fall term).

-Vanessa Norouzi (2019-2020): Identification of novel human proteins incorporated into the external HIV-1 envelope. Thesis student (fall/winter, BIOD98).

-Luis Davila (2018-2019): Phenotyping virions surfaces with novel techniques. *MITACS Global Intern from Mexico (2019 summer session)

-Rabea Nadeem (2018-2019): Understanding how α4β7hi expression in blood CD4+ T cells reflects immune reconstitution in HIV-infected individuals on antiretroviral treatment. Thesis student (fall/winter BIOB98).
 
-Sebastian Acosta (2018-2019): Periconceptional exposure to Lopinavir-based combination antiretroviral therapy impairs uterine decidualization and spiral artery remodelling. Thesis student (fall/winter BIOB98).

-Laxshaginee Thaya (2019-2021): The Effect of Virion-Incorporated Host Proteins on the HIV-1 Envelope Protein. 

-Homaira Hamidzada (2017-2018): The Pleiotropic Roles of Cytokines in HIV-1 Pathogenesis and Control. Supervised writing course student (BIOD95)

-Stephen Bennett (2017-2018): Identification of unique cytokine expression patterns and protein interactions for optimal immunity. *NSERC USRA recipient