Aisha Raji’s journey into biomedical engineering was inspired by witnessing healthcare challenges in Nigeria and her grandmother’s stroke. Now a Ph.D. student at KITE Research Institute, she’s developing robotic rehab tech to enhance patient independence: bme.utoronto.ca/news/faces-o...

Tochukwu Ayadiuno is a biomedical engineer currently pursuing a PhD in Professor Penney Gilbert's lab, her work aims to unlock new possibilities for regenerative medicine and therapeutic applications for age- and disease-related muscular dysfunction.

Read more about her profile: lnkd.in/erPBSK6a

Over the next two weeks, we’ll be sharing four profiles highlighting the talented biomedical engineering students at our Institute in celebration of Black History Month. Stay tuned!

Prof. Hai-Ling Margaret Cheng and her team have developed an MRI imaging technique that reconstructs high-resolution images from just one data point per time frame. This could enhance disease diagnosis and treatment monitoring, making MRI scans more efficient and precise: doi.org/10.1371/jour...

Yesterday, we were honoured to host Kris Shah, president of Baylis Medical Technologies, for an inspiring talk on Innovating the RF Transseptal System to Global Impact.

Thank you, Kris, for your time, expertise, and leadership in advancing medical innovation!

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ICYMI: We'll be hosting Kris Shah, President of Baylis Medical Technologies, as he shares the incredible journey of the RF Transseptal System—from concept to global standard of care, treating over 2M patients worldwide.

We'll be hosting Kris Shah, President of Baylis Medical Technologies, as he shares the incredible journey of the RF Transseptal System—from concept to global standard of care, treating over 2M patients worldwide.