
Four startups to watch from U of T Engineering’s Hatchery Demo Day
Companies include an engineering career matchmaker and a company that converts food waste into biodegradable plastic

Reza Iravani and Milica Radisic named Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada
Professors recognized for contributions to power grid innovation and tissue engineering, respectively

The best place to treat type 1 diabetes might be just under your skin
Implantation technique could restore the ability of patients to produce their own insulin

Injectable tissue patch could help repair damaged organs
New bicompatible scaffold developed by U of T Engineering researchers could be delivered through minimally invasive surgery

Targeting tumours: IBBME researchers investigate biological barriers to nanomedicine delivery
PhD candidates Abdullah Syed and Shrey Sindhwani developed technologies to look at nanoparticle distribution in 3D, providing fuller picture of how particles interact with tumour’s biology

Tissue engineering pioneer Michael Sefton to lead Medicine by Design as executive director
The multidisciplinary University of Toronto initiative is accelerating discoveries in regenerative medicine research to improve treatments for conditions such as heart failure, diabetes and stroke

Nine Engineering professors and alumni inducted into the Canadian Academy of Engineering
CAE is a national institution through which Canada’s most distinguished and experienced engineers provide strategic advice on matters of critical importance to Canada

U of T Engineering professors and alumni receive Ontario Professional Engineers Awards
Awards honour outstanding contributions to the profession, from research and development to management and citizenship

U of T Engineering research paves way for an off-the-shelf supply of cells for immunotherapy
Two new papers led by U of T Engineering grad students could lead to new cell therapies for boosting patients’ immune systems against disease, and for cancer immunotherapy, in which immune cells can be engineered to attack tumours