Talk:Thomas J. Hudson
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I have put back the citation request for: Hudson was born in 1961 in Arvida, Québec, where his father was a chemist for Alcan. There is current nothing to verify this information per Wikipedia policy:
I have again removed "Drs" from: In 1990, after a year of postdoctoral experience under the supervision of Drs Emil Skamene and Danuta Radzioch, he went to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for a fellowship with David Housman. This is standard per the guidelines at
I have again removed the following sentence: The Centre is a world-class research and service infrastructure with a cutting-edge technology platforms that offers genotyping, sequencing, expression profiling, mass spectrometry and Information Technology (IT) services to the Canadian and International community. It was copied from http://www.genomecanada.ca/xpublic/media/pressReleasesDetails.asp?id=478&l=e.
I have again changed the section header "New Horizons" to "New horizons". This is per