This spring iBioMed is turning five and celebrating its first-ever graduating class. As we reflect and contemplate the first five years of this innovative and exciting program, we realize that there’s a lot to celebrate. […]
At 22, with her degree the Integrated Biomedical Engineering and Health Sciences program in hand, Lianna Genovese already holds two patents in the United States and Canada, as well as four trademarks. […]
Various members of our Fireball Family are among those being honoured at this year’s McMaster Alumni Awards for their exceptional impact. […]
Shayna Earle, undergraduate student in chemical engineering and bioengineering, has been awarded the Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation’s Enbridge Award to continue her incredible work supporting women in engineering. […]
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How does our understanding of the microscopic world of biology contribute to the creation of innovative biomedical solutions, and what does cellular biology have to do with terms like entrepreneurship and innovation? Students will discover this and more in IBEHS 1EP6. […]
Dr. Anna Korol and Dr. Sean Park share their experience as iBioMed instructors after winning the Department of Medicine Teaching Award. […]
iBioMed students – including the first-ever graduating cohort – shared their projects, posters, presentations and prototypes at the end of the 2022 winter term. […]
“Our team was drawn to this challenge due to the bioengineering backgrounds of some of our team members.”
This year, the winners of MacHacks were none other than iBioMed Students, Isabelle Ragany and Daniel Duan, who collaborated with Aaron Li, a software engineering at Western. […]
From successful co-ops to clubs and teams, design projects and words of advice, three female iBioMed students share their experience as women in STEM. […]
