CRAFT 2.0: Academic hospital network joins centre for research on microfluidic devices for human health
The Centre for Research and Applications in Fluidic Technologies (CRAFT) is a unique collaboration between U of T and the National Research Council of Canada, and now, Unity Health Toronto
New sequencing method opens pathways to explore microbial diversity and functions at single-cell level
Study led by Professor Freeman Lan (BME) introduces easily adaptable droplet microfluidics workflow
U of T Engineering researchers use generative AI to design new viral vector subspecies for gene therapy delivery
Method for protein design, developed by Professor Michael Garton (BME) and Suyue Lyu (BME PhD candidate), could improve the efficacy of gene therapy
Professor Milica Radisic elected Fellow of the U.S. National Academy of Inventors
NAI Fellows Program honours the achievements of outstanding academic inventors
With heart-on-a-chip, researchers study genetic mutation underlying cardiac muscle disease
Device used to observe the effects of a sodium channel mutation that disrupts regular electrical activity in the heart
‘Teaching science and engineering as it is done’: Meet Professor Freeman Lan
Professor Lan’s research goals include understanding and engineering the human gut microbiome
U of T Engineering researchers develop new method for engineering soft connective tissue
Novel approach, developed by Professor Craig Simmons (BME, MIE), Bahram Mirani (MIE PhD candidate) and collaborators, leverages computational modelling, statistical optimization and Melt Electrowriting
