Graduate school ultimately taught me one thing: I know more than I thought I did. I just can't remember most of it on short notice.

In September, BME welcomed 100+ students into our graduate programs. We asked some of these students why they chose our programs, and what they are looking forward to in this unusual year. Here's what they have to say: uoft.me/bme2021

Wishing everyone a year of smooth cloning and not-too-disappointing science! #synbio #cloning

Working in academia #AcademicTwitter

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YOUNG BLUES SQUAD SET TO COMPETE AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIPS IN WATERLOO varsityblues.ca/news/2022/2/24…

Michael Garton's (Garton Lab) life as a professional mountaineer was changed by a fall from Europe's tallest rock face. A year in hospital made him realize he wanted to make a positive impact through science. Read his #PeopleofMedicinebyDesign profile: mbd.utoronto.ca/news/people-of…

Failed experiments are never fun, but they aren’t a total loss. The process of thinking through all of the possible problems, figuring out which one is the real issue, and redesigning to move forward is a key research skill that will fuel your success into the future.

(4/4) Have your voice heard in this group discussion on the current state & optimal future of synthetic biology training in Canada, facilitated by CSBERG📖 and Ontario Genomics.

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Thanks Milica Vukmirovic from adMare BioInnovations, Sarah Farr Genesys Capital and John Jackson NSERC / CRSNG for sharing insights & knowledge in the early stage investment session of Building a Biotech Venture. And thanks to our partners PRiME - Precision Medicine Initiative at UofT for hosting.

Curling Day in Canada! 🇨🇦 🥌 Thank you to all those who made it out for our UofT Biomedical Engineering Students’ Association curling night! Lots of fun and special thanks to our coaches Danielle Serra and Janice Pang ! Biomedical Engineering @ University of Toronto

Happy to have worked on this new pre-print from our lab!

The final item up for grabs in our Twistiversary Giftopolooza is one of the best #TwistSwag items ever created. Snag this one by liking and retweeting.

We are excited to be part of this incredible international team! Looking forward to combining synthetic biology with regenerative medicine to revolutionize heart disease treatment 🧫🫀

Thank you to Medicine by Design for this amazing opportunity! Proud to have won the 25k with my Myoxa Team😃

Dr. Markus Selzner delivered a cutting-edge presentation today in the regenerative medicine course, focusing on the latest developments in Organ Preservation, both current and prospective strategies. #MSC7000Y

Meet Danielle Serra and Janice Pang, two graduate students at the Institute of Biomedical Engineering. Read more about how they seamlessly balance the demands of academia and their passion for curling on the UofT varsity team: discover.bme.utoronto.ca/faces-of-bme-d… University of Toronto Engineering

Ending off the last course in my PhD with the opportunity to present my research at the 2024 RegenMed Symposium. Happy to have met outstanding PIs and other graduate students across Canada!