CRAFT Publication: A step towards scalable high-content organ-on-chip technologies.
In a recent publication, Professor Milica Radisic and her colleagues reported important technological advances toward the development of scalable and ...
Congratulations Sargol on your wedding!
The Radisic Lab was thrilled to be invited to Sargol's wedding, filled with love, laughter, and unforgettable memories. Please join ...
Congratulations Milica on winning Humboldt Research Award!
Professor Milica Radisic (BME, ChemE) has been awarded the 2023 Humboldt Research Award from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. Named for the famed ...
Ying Wang of Radisic Lab Wins 2023 Convergence Postdoctoral Fellowships Competition
EPIC Convergence Postdoctoral Fellowships support postdoctoral trainees who are driving innovative infectious disease-focused projects that bridge two research disciplines. These senior trainees are expected to engage faculty from at ...
‘Self-driving’ AI lab awarded $200M grant to pursue new drugs, materials
A “self-driving lab” that’s using artificial intelligence (AI) to reverse engineer how to make things like new medicines, sustainable plastic alternatives and ...
Prof. Radisic on a team that won $35 million to modernize high containment facility for research that can help prevent future pandemics
The University of Toronto has received $35 million in critical research infrastructure funding from the federal government to revitalize the ...
Congratulations to Prof. Radisic on becoming a Fellow of the Biomedical Engineering Society
The Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) recognizes individuals for their accomplishments, significant contributions and service to the Society and the field of biomedical engineering.
Yimu Zhao recognized with a prestigious award from the Royal Society of Canada
University of Toronto Engineering alumna Yimu Zhao (PhD 2019), along with faculty members Kimberly Strong and John Dick, has been recognized by the Royal Society of ...
A team led by Prof. Radisic wins Stem Cell Network Impact Award!
The Stem Cell Network has announced its largest single investment in stem cell research in Canada—a total of $19.5 million ...