Explore the latest news, stories, and groundbreaking research happening at the Institute of Biomedical Engineering. Stay updated on innovative projects, impactful discoveries, and the achievements of our talented students, faculty, and alumni shaping the future of biomedical science and engineering.
Doctoral candidates Yonatan Lipsitz and Stanley Ng recognized for research excellence
Professors Cindi Morshead, Paul Santerre and Aaron Wheeler are among nine faculty members to receive the 2016-17 Connaught Innovation Award
IBBME professor to be recognized for outstanding classroom instruction and innovative teaching methods
U of T clinician-scientist trainee joins Women’s Executive Network’s (WXN) 2016 Top 100 list in the TELUS Future Leaders category
IBBME clinical engineering faculty member recognized for exceptional contributions to the profession
IBBME muscle stem cell researcher is one of 25 U of T faculty members to receive CRC appointments
Biomedical nanotechnology researcher recognized with distinguished professorship
U of T biomedical engineering PhD candidates awarded Canada’s top doctoral scholarship for excellence in academics, research impact and leadership
University Professor Molly Shoichet is the 2016 recipient of the Till and McCulloch Award, recognizing her contributions to global stem cell research. (Photo: Neil Ta). October 6, 2016 University Professor Molly […]
U of T biomedical engineering professor wins Scale-Up and Manufacturing of Cell-Based Therapies Award from Engineering Conferences International
Q&A with professors Chris Bouwmeester and Naomi Matsuura
Biomechanics course TA recognized for her instructional effectiveness and dedication to the student experience
IBBME researcher receives one of seven U of T Engineering early-career professorships
IBBME professor to be honoured for his immense contributions to the fields of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine
IBBME professor granted provincial government support for promising work in muscle stem cell modelling
IBBME professor joins ranks of country’s most accomplished engineers
U of T biomedical engineer receives funding to develop novel therapy for disorder faced by 18 per cent of Canadian adults
U of T biomedical engineer to be honoured with the Jonas Salk Pioneer Award for scientific contributions to improving the lives of people with physical disabilities
IBBME professor recognized with The Wighton Fellowship for exemplary lab-based teaching at a Canadian engineering school
U of T’s highest academic rank recognizes unusual scholarly achievement and pre-eminence in a particular field
IBBME faculty member awarded internal university funding for overactive bladder treatment research
PhD candidate recognized for outstanding volunteer service to the University community
Professor Milica Radisic is the lead recipient of a major federal government grant designed to help train a new generation of biomedical engineering researchers
IBBME professor recognized for global scientific contributions in the field of biomaterials
