#NEUROENGINEERING
We are the only undergraduate research group at the University of Toronto exclusively focused on neuroengineering. We design non-invasive neural devices from first principles in partnership with the UofT's Institute of Biomedical Engineering, UHN, and SickKids. Beyond research, we educate undergraduates on the engineering foundations of neural systems and how the latest research translates into the BCI market.
Our 7 Core Principles
1“Always Reason From First Principles”
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Testimonials
NeurotechUofT is one of those design teams at UofT that blends growth with learning rate perfectly. When I say that, I mean that you as a member are in a position where it's slow enough to learn, but fast enough to grow your ideas and projects within the team!
Aditya
Vice President of Outreach
What I love about NeurotechUofT is how easy it is to get involved in every part of the design team; from hardware to software to neuroscience. You also get to be a part of UHN and attend prestigious neuroscience conferences like the CRANIA conference that I never would have known about otherwise.
Daniel
Software Director | Self-Proclaimed Chef
NeurotechUofT isn't just another club at UofT. It's a community where ideas actually come to life. Everyone here is so passionate and driven. Being surrounded by that kind of energy makes you want to push yourself further. I've learned so much and grown a lot just by being part of it.
Ella
Neuroscience Member | Building a NeuroRehab Device for Stroke Patients
What I love about NeurotechUofT is how our meetings are all about bouncing ideas around and supporting each other, with the actual solo work saved for our own time. It keeps everything efficient and fun. That balance has helped me grow a ton while genuinely enjoying being part of the team.
Ryan
Hardware Member | Building NeuronMove for Parkinson's
NeurotechUofT is not your typical student club. It feels like a research group actually building toward something meaningful. I've been able to learn from people who want you to improve and provide you tasks that can have a real impact towards society. That mix of people and purpose is what really sets NeurotechUofT apart.
Lacie
Hardware Member | Building NeuronMove for Parkinson's
