Trevor J Henderson
Laboratory Products Group Creative Services Director at Lab Manager
Trevor Henderson BSc (HK), MSc, PhD (c), has more than two decades of experience in the fields of scientific and technical writing, editing, and creative content creation. With academic training in the areas of human biology, physical anthropology, and community health, he has a broad skill set of both laboratory and analytical skills. Since 2013, he has been working with LabX Media Group developing content solutions that engage and inform scientists and laboratorians. He can be reached at thenderson@labmanager.com.
Education
University of Toronto
Doctor of Philosophy Ph.D.(c), Medical Anthropology
University of Toronto
Master of Science (MSc), Physical and Biological Anthropology
University of Guelph
B.Sc Human Kinetics
Articles by Trevor J Henderson
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