Posts By: Institute of Biomedical Engineering
Postdoc: https://sunnybrook.talcura.com/Candidates/m/ShowJob.aspx?JobId=13174 Research assistant: https://sunnybrook.talcura.com/Candidates/m/ShowJob.aspx?JobId=13178 – undergraduate student (3rd/4th year) starting in January to help out on projects related to neuroimaging in dementia – see the posting attached below.
We are currently seeking faculty members to join the Judging Committee of the University of Toronto’s 40th Medical Student Research Day (MSRD) on February 18th, 2026 at Hart House. This […]
Purpose: TRANSFORM HF is offering Collaboration Starter Grants (CSGs) to encourage and support collaborations between new partners – either within or outside the TRANSFORM HF network – on early-stage projects that advance […]
The Institute of Biomedical Engineering (BME) is proud to announce that Ashley Miles, Project Coordinator, has been named the recipient of the 2025 BME Unsung Hero Award.
Lead change for a sustainable future: Call for Reach Alliance researcher applications The Reach Alliance is a consortium of global universities – with partners in Ghana, South Africa, Mexico, United […]
Discover how Professor Berj Bardakjian and the Neural Systems Lab at the University of Toronto are uncovering the electrical “alphabet” of the brain. This research explores the hidden rhythms behind how we think and move, with a focus on predicting seizures, improving diagnosis, and advancing machine learning tools for brain disorders such as epilepsy, Alzheimer’s, dementia, and depression.
Join us December 5th at 3pm at the UofT Robotics Institute (MY580) for a special guest seminar by Dr. Aran Nayebi from Carnegie Mellon University on reverse-engineering the brain and […]
Ammara Faiyaz moved from Canada to Saudi Arabia at age five, where limited opportunities for women and personal challenges shaped her determination to pursue science. She is now a second-year PhD student in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Toronto, researching neurotechnology to improve rehabilitation for children with cerebral palsy.
Project: Postulift is seeking a PhD Engineering student for a 6-month Mitacs funded internship starting December of this year Ideal Values Fit: efficiency (enjoys working at a face-pace), excellence, honesty, autonomy […]
The Craig Simmons Lab at the University of Toronto investigates how biomechanical forces shape the behavior of cells, driving regeneration, repair, and disease in cardiovascular tissues. By integrating experimental and computational cell mechanics with state-of-the-art molecular biology, the lab uncovers how heart valve calcification develops, how stem cells can be guided to rebuild tissue, and how lab-on-a-chip technologies can accelerate drug testing. Their work is redefining the future of cardiovascular medicine through mechanobiology and engineering innovation.
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