By ruthlessly narrowing down his priorities, Zachary Sentell managed to publish several papers in the final year of his PhD and graduate on time.
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Zachary Sentell is a genomic-diagnostics researcher with the Care4Rare programme at the CHEO Research Institute in Ottawa, Canada.
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