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Deep Genomics Applies Machine Learning to Develop New Genetic Medicines
StartUp HERE TorontoGenetic mutations are the cause of countless diseases and disorders, from cancer to autism to cystic fibrosis. Now, startup company Deep Genomics is applying decades of research into machine learning and genomic science to develop genetic medicines — accelerating treatments that address the root causes of these conditions.
MusiKinesia Device Could Ease Therapy for Patients With Parkinson's
A wearable electronic device created by a team of U of T students could help Parkinson’s patients by providing auditory cues to help them practice certain movements.
Molly Shoichet Receives Killam Prize in Engineering
University Professor Molly Shoichet (ChemE, IBBME) has received this year’s Killam Prize for Engineering.
When Nature Meets the Urban Jungle
Can nature thrive (or even survive) in an urban jungle? Can ecology and architecture be successfully integrated? Ryerson students are taking a critical and creative look at nature and infrastructure with Ecological Urbanism, a new exhibit at Urbanspace Gallery.
The Future of SiG: Social Innovation at an Inflection Point
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Social Innovation Generation (SiG) will conclude its decade-long run in its current form in December 2017. This blog post is our opportunity to update our community and partners about SiG’s status and possible next steps.
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