Concentration director: Mathieu Lavallee

Concentration director: Emilio Alarcon

This concentration will engage students in solving challenges that confront patients living with cardiovascular diseases. The goal of the cardiovascular medicine concentration is translating fundamental insights into clinical care innovations and practice.

By using a combination of practical work, course work, self-guided learning, and national/international collaborators; the cardiovascular graduate program will engage students in solving challenges that confront our patients living with cardiovascular diseases.

Concentration Director: Natalia Jaworska

Concentration Director: Rebecca Thornhill

About the concentration:

Advances in medical imaging and associated technologies have transformed modern medicine. These advances have transcended diagnostic applications to lead to new therapies in the form of image guided interventions in surgery and radiation oncology, as well as novel applications of artificial intelligence and virtual reality. 

With these advances comes an increase in the numbers and complexity of deployed systems. There will be a need for individuals who can understand these technologies and contribute to research that optimizes their clinical application. 

This proposed concentration in Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences will bring together technical and clinical experts to enable multidisciplinary research. This concentration is looking for appropriately qualified individuals in clinical research involving medical imaging, radiation-based therapy, and other diagnostic and therapeutic applications of technology. Students would have undergraduate degrees in science (physics, engineering, computer science, chemistry, biology) OR a bachelor’s degree and appropriate clinical expertise as a licensed medical radiation technologist or board certification in an aligned medical discipline including but not limited to diagnostic radiology, nuclear medicine, or radiation oncology.

Concentration Director: Aymeric Ravel-Chapuis

Concentration Director: Jeffrey Victor Leyton

Pharmaceutical sciences encompass an interdisciplinary field dedicated to the discovery, development, and translation of medications that improve the quality of life. The pharmaceutical sciences concentration integrates chemistry, biology, pharmacology, including recent technological advancements such as artificial intelligence, nanomedicines, and targeted drug delivery. Our researchers investigate diverse pharmaceuticals, such as small molecule drug design, biologics, nanoparticles, drug formulation strategies, and work in cooperation with the school of pharmacy.

Competitive applicants should have a background in life sciences, chemistry, engineering, or computational sciences. The concentration aims to provide students with an environment that enables proficient understanding of the pharmaceutical landscape, from conceptual design, through research and development, and finally to clinical translation. Students completing the Pharmaceutical Sciences concentrations will not only attain an MSc or PhD degree in a focused pharmaceutical research domain, but be well-versed to apply the skills gained in diverse sectors impacted by pharmaceutical sciences. 

Concentration Director: Claudia Malic

Alexandre Blais

Allison Clouthier

Andrew Tice

Aymeric Ravel-Chapuis

Braden Gammon

Bradley Meulenkamp

Daniel Coutu

Eng Kuan Moo

Eugene Wai

Geoffrey Dervin

Gerd Melkus

Hanspeter Frei

J Pollock

Jean-Philippe St-Pierre

Junio Dort

Kevin Smit

Manisha Mistry

Paul Beaule

Peter Lapner

Stephane Poitras

Steven Papp

Teresa Flaxman

Thomas Uchida

Wade Gofton

Andrée-Anne Ledoux

Aroldo Dargél

Georg Northoff

Jeanne Talbot

Jess Fiedorowicz

Lauri Tuominen

Marco Solmi

Michael Seto

Nicole Obeid

Synthia Guimond

Lana A. Castellucci

Greg Knoll

Stéphane Aris-Brosou

Mathieu Lavallée-Adam

Nous travaillons encore sur les détails concernant les superviseurs pour cette concentration, et ils ne sont pas encore disponibles pour cette raison, mais nous mettrons à jour cet onglet dès que nous aurons toutes les informations nécessaires.