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Faces of BME – Amalia G.
Faces of BME – Marta O. Communication is an important skill for all engineers to develop because it doesn’t matter if you have the best idea out there, if you […]
By raising lab coats to the rafters, U of T biomedical engineering lab celebrates its student MVPs
By raising lab coats to the rafters, U of T biomedical engineering lab celebrates its student MVPs
Celebrating Excellence in Athletics and Academics
3 IBBME Students Receive Varsity Blues Award
Leo Chou joins IBBME as assistant professor
Dr. Leo Chou joined the Institute of Biomaterials and Biomedical Engineering (IBBME) as an assistant professor.
Michael Garton joins IBBME as new faculty member
Michael Garton joins IBBME to embark his research on designing “living drugs”.
Grads to Watch 2018: Meet two U of T biomedical engineering students graduating this spring
Mikhail Burke and Amanda Fleury are two IBBME graduates taking unique next steps in their careers.
Graduate Tales: Fall 2014
Graduate Tales: Fall 2014 Congratulations to all of our Fall 2014 graduates! From left to right: Padina Pezeshki, David Rees, Gillian Cook, Mario Kovacevic What are IBBME grads doing post-graduation? […]
IBBME’s Annual Scientific Day Wows Students, Companies, with Professional Turn
IBBME’s Annual Scientific Day Wows Students, Companies, with Professional Turn The Institute of Biomaterials & Biomedical Engineering (IBBME) lived up to its long-standing spring tradition with this year’s Scientific Day, […]
IBBME Community Leaders Recognized
IBBME Community Leaders Recognized Zoryana Salo carries herself with an air of efficiency. It’s something she has cultivated through more than a few volunteer activities – from organizing two days […]
Game On!
Game On! A foosball-playing prosthetic forearm prototype – fashioned only from pieces of Lego – was the challenge put forth to teams of competitors by the University of Toronto’s Club […]
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