Understanding a key roadblock behind nanoparticle cancer drug delivery
A new paper from Prof. Warren Chan and colleagues is shedding light on how the liver interacts with nanoparticles
Engineering stem cells to enhance antibody therapy
Canadian researchers first to demonstrate that stem cells can be used to deliver antibodies more effectively than administration of the antibodies themselves
Paul Yoo awarded AGE-WELL research grant for treating overactive bladder disorder
Researchers recently discovered a neural mechanism that can inhibit bladder function by applying electrical pulses to peripheral nerves
Let’s Talk Science partners with U of T Engineering and Sandy Lake First Nation to combat diabetes
A team U of T graduate students including partnered with members of the Sandy Lake First nation to deliver workshops on diabetes prevention to students in the community.
Engineering Convocation 2016: Global health pioneer M.G. Venkatesh Mannar
This honorary graduand has been the principal architect of the global salt iodization program now reaching nearly five billion people
Novel MRI approach gives heart failure patients new hope
A team of U of T biomedical engineering researchers has developed a novel method that will help shed new light on the effectiveness of stem cell therapy for heart failure patients
Simple attraction: U of T Engineering researchers control protein release from nanoparticles without encapsulation
Discovery stands to improve reliability and fabrication process for treatments for chronic conditions and serious injuries such as spinal cord damage and stroke
