Our students and faculty approach real-world challenges through both technical and entrepreneurial lenses, generating meaningful solutions that span semester-long design sprints, full-year capstone projects, collaborative research and start-up ventures.
Whether you’re part of industry, healthcare, academia or an emerging start-up, partnering with iBioMed provides access to dynamic teams, state-of-the-art facilities and a culture of innovation that drives progress in healthcare and beyond.
The iBioMed program has several other ways to get involved, such as:
Students designed an MRI-compatible force sensing device with a visual display for functional and metabolic imaging. The project aims to address inconsistencies in muscle force measurement, promoting an enhanced diagnostic procedure, while adhering to rigorous safety and regulatory standards.
This project-based, integrated course tracks the journey of healthcare solutions from the lab to the market, blending essential concepts in biology with clinical and business insights. Its primary goal is to enhance students’ critical thinking, teamwork and project management skills.
Deena Al-Sammak and Rooaa Shanshal founded Power of Play, a venture focused on developing a toy-like medical device to measure pediatric grip strength, aimed at assisting children with conditions like autism, muscular dystrophy and cerebral palsy in their rehabilitation process.
The Innovators in Scrubs program gives students an impactful, hands-on learning opportunity by teaming up with clinical teams to identify healthcare challenges and develop solutions that focus on user-centred and iterative design.
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