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 ===== Education =====
+Caulfield graduated from the [[University of Alberta]] with a Bachelor of Science in 1987, then completed a law degree in 1990. He finished his thesis in 1993 at [[Dalhousie University]].
 Caulfield has received honorary degrees from [[Simon Fraser University]] and the [[University of Calgary]].
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 ==== Early career ====
-From 1988-1990, Caulfield worked as a legal researcher at the [[University of Alberta]]'s Health Law Institute.((//Professor Timothy Caulfield Curriculum Vitae.// (2022). University of Alberta. https://web.archive.org/web/20221025073519/https://www.ualberta.ca/law/media-library/faculty-research/hli/people/timothy-caulfield/caulfield-cv-2022-june.pdf)) He then moved to work at law firm [[Bryan & Company]] as a "student-at-law", and then lawyer, until 1992.
+From 1988-1990, Caulfield worked as a legal researcher at the [[University of Alberta]]'s Health Law Institute.((//Professor Timothy Caulfield Curriculum Vitae.// (2022). University of Alberta. https://web.archive.org/web/20221025073519/https://www.ualberta.ca/law/media-library/faculty-research/hli/people/timothy-caulfield/caulfield-cv-2022-june.pdf)) He then moved to work at law firm [[Bryan & Company]] as a "student-at-law", and then lawyer, until 1992. He was admitted to the [[Law Society of Alberta]] in 1991.
 ==== University of Alberta ====
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 ===== Affiliations =====
-Caulfield is a fellow of the [[Royal Society of Canada]], the [[Canadian Academy of Health Sciences]] and the [[Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation]].((//Timothy Caulfield.// Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation. Retrieved October 25, 2022, from https://archive.ph/ZXdpR)) He sits on the Ethics Committee for the [[World Anti-Doping Agency]] (WADA).((//Disclosure statement: Timothy Caulfield.// (2021). University of Alberta. https://web.archive.org/web/20221025073517/https://www.ualberta.ca/law/media-library/faculty-research/hli/people/timothy-caulfield/disclosure-statement-2.pdf))
+Caulfield is a fellow of the [[Royal Society of Canada]], [[Committee for Skeptical Inquiry]], the [[Canadian Academy of Health Sciences]] and the [[Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation]].((//Timothy Caulfield.// Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation. Retrieved October 25, 2022, from https://archive.ph/ZXdpR)) He sits on the Ethics Committee for the [[World Anti-Doping Agency]] (WADA).((//Disclosure statement: Timothy Caulfield.// (2021). University of Alberta. https://web.archive.org/web/20221025073517/https://www.ualberta.ca/law/media-library/faculty-research/hli/people/timothy-caulfield/disclosure-statement-2.pdf))
+==== Media ====
+Caulfield has appeared in [[Reuters]], [[The Guardian]], [[Time]], [[Newsweek]], [[USA Today]], The [[Washington Post]], The [[New York Times]], [[Der Spiegel]], [[The Atlantic]], [[Vanity Fair]], [[Slate Magazine]], [[Maclean’s]], The [[National Post]], The [[Globe and Mail]], the [[Daily Beast]], the [[Discovery Channel]], [[CTV]], [[CBC]] and [[The Current]].
 === Speakers' Spotlight ===
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-==== Research ====
+===== Research =====
+Caulfield has published scientific papers on the topics of [[misinformation]] and [[disinformation]] (particularly in the context of [[COVID-19]]), [[stem cell research]], [[science communication]], the [[microbiome]], and [[alternative medicine]], among others.
 Caulfield receives research funding from:((//Disclosure statement: Timothy Caulfield.// (2021). University of Alberta. https://web.archive.org/web/20221025073517/https://www.ualberta.ca/law/media-library/faculty-research/hli/people/timothy-caulfield/disclosure-statement-2.pdf))
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   * [[Stem Cell Network]]
   * [[World Health Organization]]
+===== Awards and recognition =====
+Caulfield has received awards and recognition from a variety of institutions including the [[Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research]], [[Alberta Venture Magazine]], the [[Alberta Writers' Guild]], [[Canadian Science Writers Association]], [[Committee for Skeptical Inquiry]], [[Confederation of Alberta Faculty Associations]] (CAFA), [[Mason Institute for Medicine, Life Sciences and the Law]], [[Optimyz Magazine]], [[Royal Canadian Institute for Science]], [[Stem Cell Network]] and the [[University of Alberta Alumni Association]].