Celebrating a decade of NeurotechUofT
Ten years of building what others only imagine.
Engineering the future of human potential at the University of Toronto.
NeurotechUofT (NTUT) is the University of Toronto’s only student design team dedicated exclusively to neuroengineering, where neuroscience meets engineering to solve real healthcare challenges. We design biomedical systems like biosignal-driven prosthetic limbs, EEG acquisition pipelines, EMG-based motor control, and neuromodulation-inspired assistive devices. Our work spans three subsystems: Hardware builds embedded signal acquisition and actuator systems, Software develops real-time processing and machine learning models, and Neuroscience ensures clinical and physiological relevance. Collaborating with Krembil Brain Institute, UHN, and the Institute of Biomedical Engineering, NTUT offers observerships, mentorship, and a community where students don’t just study the brain; they build for it.
Our Community
Sarah Chen
Research Lead '24
"Being part of NeurotechUofT has been transformative. The hands-on experience with cutting-edge BCI technology and the supportive community have shaped my career in neurotech."
Michael Patel
Project Director '23
"The collaborative spirit here is unmatched. We're not just learning about neurotechnology – we're actively developing solutions that could change lives."
Dr. Emma Rodriguez
Faculty Advisor
"The innovation and dedication I see in these students is inspiring. They're not just learning – they're pushing the boundaries of what's possible in neurotechnology."
Sarah Chen
Research Lead '24
"Being part of NeurotechUofT has been transformative. The hands-on experience with cutting-edge BCI technology and the supportive community have shaped my career in neurotech."
Michael Patel
Project Director '23
"The collaborative spirit here is unmatched. We're not just learning about neurotechnology – we're actively developing solutions that could change lives."
Dr. Emma Rodriguez
Faculty Advisor
"The innovation and dedication I see in these students is inspiring. They're not just learning – they're pushing the boundaries of what's possible in neurotechnology."
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