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Canadian Student Conference on Biomedical Computing

What is Biomedical Computing?

Biomedical computing combines the diagnostic and investigative aspects of biology and medical science with the sheer power and problem-solving capabilities of modern computing. In this new rapidly-evolving discipline, computers are used to accelerate research progress, stimulate patient behavior and visualize complex biological models. They shorten the cycles for medical research, just as they extend their boundaries. Biomedical computing goes far beyond simply bringing computers into the lab. At its root, it represents the integration of a new way of thinking into the traditional practice of medicine and life science.

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Award Winners:

Best Paper Award: Niloofar Arshadi, University of Toronto
Honorable mention for Mehdi Moradi and Amber Simpson, Queen’s University

Best Poster Award: Ting Guo, University of Western Ontario
Honorable mention for Amir Tahmasebi and Ren Hui Gong, Queen’s University and Patrizio Cassolato, Brock University

Best Undergraduate Contribution: Danielle Pace and Nickolas Lann, Queen’s University
Honorable mention for Alyse Goldberg, University of Western Ontario

Congratulations to the winners!

Slideshow

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