M.Sc.

As Al-Attar and her M.Sc. supervisor, Ken Storey, wrote in a 2020 paper, "while there are many forms of metabolic rate depression, the underlying theory remains the same ...energy expensive non-critical and or harmful cellular and metabolic processes ... are greatly reduced and the finite amount of energy reserves available are allocated to promoting pro-survival processes" such as the wood frog's self-cryopreservation.

M.Sc. and others on the study.

M.Sc., professor in the department of obstetrics and gynecology at the Université Laval in Québec City, Canada.

M.Sc., assistant professor at the University of Toronto.

The other first author, Philipp Suhrcke, a graduate of TU Dresden's Computational Modeling and Simulation M.Sc. program, adds, "thanks to our work, scientists can now, for example, predict the shape of a tissue or when a biological material is going to become unstable or dysregulated, with far-reaching implications in understanding the mechanisms of growth and disease."