Updates
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Our Letter Of Intent (LOI) application for the Alzheimer's Association Research Grant For All (AARGA) is approved.
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Publications: we have successfully published four preprints (Sheaf-ML, ci-fGBD, Microbeyt, and MAP-PRS).
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Successfully launched the Biomedical Research Training & Skills Development Program (BRT&SDP) to foster next-generation scientific talent.
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Participated at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) in Toronto, Canada.
Biomedical Research Training & Skills Development Program
Unlock Your Potential in Biomedical Research!
Gain hands-on training, expert mentorship, and real-world experience to build skills, critical thinking, and confidence.
Apply now! Selection is by the Training & Skills Development Committee, and no fees apply for selected candidates.
Note: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis in three-month cycles (Jan–Mar, Apr–Jun, Jul–Sep, Oct–Dec).

Bridging Education
&
Biomedical Research
Excellence
Bushra Malik
University of Toronto, Canada
👉 "During my training at MDtRI, I gained hands-on experience in advanced computational biology, data integration, and research methodology. I not only learned how to apply innovative clustering and analytical techniques to complex, multimodal datasets, but also developed critical skills in problem-solving, collaboration, and scientific communication. This training provided me with the foundation and confidence to transition into the MDtRI research team, where I was able to contribute meaningfully to projects at the intersection of mathematics, computation, and biomedical science— leading to a published research paper. The program did a great job in helping transform my academic knowledge into practical expertise!"
Harshita Sinha
Seatle, Washington, USA
👉 “This training program taught me that 80% of research is developing the right question and planning how to interpret data, while experimentation comes last.
Through the 4-week training, I gained vital skills in breaking down the research process and choosing the right data for each project.
I’m grateful to join the MDtRI research team and collaborate with high-level researchers.”










