CREATE Training Program in Medical Informatics
Preparing Canada's Workforce for the Health Data of Tomorrow
Med-i CREATE program is thrilled to celebrate Laura Connolly’s remarkable achievements at the 16th International Conference on Information Processing in Computer-Assisted Interventions (IPCAI)! Laura earned well-deserved recognition with three distinguished …
Five Med-i CREATE students from the Master’s of Biomedical Informatics Program have received the BMIF Excellence Award 2025 for their outstanding contributions to their research projects and academic excellence.
Sarah Nassar, a Med-i CREATE student, is among the finalists in the national SSHRC Storytellers Challenge. This competition highlights how research in the social sciences and humanities is making a …
Dilakshan Srikanthan represented Queen’s University at the NAGS 3-Minute Thesis Competition this year and received the People’s Choice award for his outstanding presentation. More information on NAGS 3MT can be …
Med-i CREATE program recently held its Annual Summer Competition, providing trainees with the opportunity to apply for funding by submitting research proposals to hire summer students. This year, five Med-i …
Med-i CREATE trainee Mahdi Gilany successfully defended his thesis titled “Towards High-Fidelity Prostate Tissue Characterization and Cancer Detection with Micro-Ultrasound and Deep Learning,” Congratulations Mahdi!
We are thrilled to announce that four Med-i CREATE students Vivian Nguyen, Laura Connolly, Kaito Hara-Lee and Bining Long have won Best Presentation awards in their respective sessions at the …
On Thursday, October 25, 2024, new students, current cohort members, and faculty gathered to welcome the latest cohort of the Med-i CREATE program. Students from Western University participated remotely. This …
This year, Med-i CREATE students made a remarkable impact at the 27th International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention (MICCAI), held in Marrakesh, Morocco. The presetigious conference …
Congratulations to Maha Kesibi, an MSc student, and Paul Wilson and Chris Yeung, PhD students, on receiving the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) award. This award …