Visit us today at Western's Graduate & Professional Schools Fair to learn about graduate education and training in the visualization of science and medicine. Oct 20 2026; 10 AM-3 PM; Mustang Lounge; l1nq.com/r7co1rs The Master of Science in Biomedical Communications–What science looks like!
Master of Science in Biomedical Communications
Master of Science in Biomedical Communications
@mscbmc.bsky.social
2-year graduate program | training and education in visual communication of science, medicine and health | Institute of Medical Science | Temerty Faculty of Medicine | University of Toronto https://bmc.med.utoronto.ca
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Early-Bird deadline TODAY Oct 16! Drawing the Line-Exploring AI in medical illustration–General tickets–only a few left 🎟️. Student tickets-sold out ❌. See workflows & experiments, ask questions, hear from people figuring this out right now. Be part of the conversation! uoft.me/drawing-the-line
Lightning talks at Drawing the Line! 10 talks on GenAI in medical illustration, from 3D workflows to portfolio protection. 📅 Nov. 21 | 7-min talks + Q&A 🎟️ Early Bird deadline TOMORROW, Oct. 16! More! uoft.me/dtl-schedule
Meet us at the Temerty Faculty of Medicine Graduate Recruitment Fair to learn about graduate education and training in the visualization of science and medicine. Oct 14 2026; 4-7 PM; SRIC uoft.me/cK0 The Master of Science in Biomedical Communications–What science looks like!
EARLY BIRD DEADLINE THIS FRIDAY! Drawing the Line-Exploring AI in medical illustration–General tickets still available 🎟️. Student tickets sold out ❌. AI is already changing medical illustration. Where do you draw the line? Register today! uoft.me/drawing-the-line
Medical Illustration. Science Visualization. Visit us at UofT St. George Grad Fair to learn about grad education & training in the visualization of science & medicine. Oct 6 2026; 10 to 2; Hart House uoft.me/StGeorge-Gra... The Master of Science in Biomedical Communications–What science looks like!
Lightning Talks: LAST DAY TO SUBMIT! Drawing the Line-Exploring AI in medical illustration. Submission deadline TODAY, October 2, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET. Decisions mid-October. Presenters must be registered attendees. We recommend registering before today's submission deadline. uoft.me/lightning-ta...
Lightning Talks: FINAL CALL for proposals! Drawing the Line-Exploring AI in medical illustration. Wanted: practitioners, students & educators to share experiments, experiences & insights into GenAI in medical illustration. uoft.me/lightning-ta... Deadline: October 2, 2026. Decisions: mid-October.
Bring science to life through art! Visit us at the UTM Grad Fair to learn about graduate education and training in the visualization of science and medicine. Sept 29, 2026; 10:30 to 2:30; at the RAWC. uoft.me/cHK The Master of Science in Biomedical Communications–What science looks like!
Opening keynote! Shm Garanganao Almeda, Artist, Computer Scientist & Creativity Researcher. GENERATIVE AI AND CREATIVE WORK–how is GenAI reshaping creative work and how do we respond with intention—deliberately choosing the tools, practices and communities we want to build? uoft.me/DTL-keynote-...
Love science AND art? Visit us at the McMaster University Graduate & Professional Schools Fair to learn about graduate education and training in the visualization of science and medicine. The Master of Science in Biomedical Communications–What science looks like! @mcmasteruniversity.bsky.social
Industry specialists–from 𝐑𝐞𝐝 𝐍𝐮𝐜𝐥𝐞𝐮𝐬, 𝐁𝐫𝐢𝐝𝐠𝐞𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞, 𝐁𝐢𝐨𝐩𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐞 𝐌𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐚, 𝐀𝐗𝐒 𝐒𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐢𝐨 and 𝐋𝐢𝐟𝐞𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧–will discuss the perceptions and operational implications of AI in biomedical visualization. uoft.me/dtl-schedule. Drawing the Line-Exploring AI in medical illustration. Early-bird reg by October 16.
Closing Keynote! Gaël McGill, PhD, Digizyme, Inc. & Harvard Medical School. WHAT NOW? MOVING FORWARD WITHOUT ALL THE ANSWERS invites us to grapple with the challenges ahead, consider what we stand to gain, & explore how we can move forward with intention, curiosity and hope. uoft.me/DTL-keynote-...
Lightning Talks: Call for proposals! Drawing the Line-Exploring AI in medical illustration. Wanted: practitioners, students & educators to share experiments, experiences & insights into GenAI in medical illustration. Submit proposals by: Oct 2, 2026 Decisions: mid-October uoft.me/lightning-ta...
Website and registration live! Drawing the Line–Exploring AI in medical illustration. Gain a clearer view of the current landscape, the challenges and opportunities, and connect with others navigating this territory. EARLY-BIRDS register by Oct 16. uoft.me/drawing-the-...
We're hiring: Assistant Professor—Biomedical Communications. Seeking a researcher, practitioner, teacher and colleague who is focused on the visual communication of medicine and science. Read more 🌐 uoft.me/BMC-Search. Application materials due Oct 19, 2026.
Seven years since the Pernkopf Symposium–Toronto, we are pleased to share: PERNKOPF SYMPOSIUM–Josephinum, Medical University of Vienna, Nov. 9, 2026 The symposium will provide insights into the history of anatomy during the Nazi period and its relevance today. www.josephinum.ac.at/en/events/de...
Coming this fall–CMI Exam Toronto! 🍁 The MScBMC program is hosting the Certified Medical Illustrator exam. 📅 Sunday, Nov 22, 2026 ⏰ 8:30 AM check-in | 9 AM - 2 PM exam 📍 Old Administration Bldg, University of Toronto 👤 Proctor: Dr. Shelley Wall Register here: bcmi.org
Bridget Lu named 2026 Best in Critique—Year II Her pathology visualization Surfer’s Eye depicts pterygium conjunctiva, an eye condition linked to prolonged UV exposure, common among surfers. Thru bold layout, perspective & colour, she brings clarity to a complex pathology. uoft.me/springcritiq...
Sabrina Viloria Medina named 2026 Best in Spring Critique–Year I One piece from Sabrina's body of work is Journey to the Sea–a clearly and beautifully illustrated complex scenario that depicts sea turtle hatchlings' environment and the perils they face to reach the ocean. uoft.me/springcritiq...
Athena Li, @MScBMC ’26, is the 2026 recipient of the Eila I. Ross Award. 🏆 This award recognizes excellence and professionalism, team participation and leadership, and commitment to medical illustration. Congratulations Athena. 👏 Learn more about this accomplished student. uoft.me/eilaross-ath...
Exceptional for its clarity and beautiful execution in depicting a complicated structural modification, Winter Kraemer received the 2026 Stephen Gilbert Award for Artistic Excellence for his surgical illustration "Penile inversion vaginoplasty: clitoroplasty." Read more: uoft.me/2026-gilbert...
Year 2 grad students Bridget Xiao-Cha Lu and Kelsey Zhao have been recognized by the Vesalius Trust for their collaborative project to create "RetrievED," a multimedia educational training tool for egg retrieval in reproductive medicine. uoft.me/retrievED #fertilitytreatment #medicaleducation
BMC Speaker Series 2026 Hillary Wilson, Principal, Hillary Wilson Illustration This Friday, March 27 at 1 p.m. (ET) Online Learn how a little curiosity, planning and persistence–and a lot of audacity–can make a stable and solid freelance career. Register. uoft.me/hillary-wilson
BMC Speaker Series 2026: Greg Brown, Co-creator of AsapSCIENCE Thursday, March 26 at 4 p.m. (ET) Online Science storyteller, digital creator, queer educator and co-creator of the viral YouTube channel AsapScience–Greg Brown joins us this Thursday for a moderated Q&A. Register. uoft.me/greg-brown
Named the 2026 recipient of the Vesalius Trust's Steve Harrison Award, @MScBMC student Jinny Moon's research turns complex neurobiology into accessible, visually compelling media for patients and healthcare providers! Get the whole story: uoft.me/2026-steve-h...
@MScBMC grad student Ravneet Jaura shared her passion for medical illustration with an eager audience on March 3 at the invitation of the McMaster University Kinesiology Society. Get the whole story! uoft.me/ravneet-work... Follow Ravneet @artby_reetu.
Emily Huang @MScBMC '25, created an illustrated workbook designed to support caregivers of patients with advanced cancer. "CALM for Caregivers" is now available as a free online resource for caregivers worldwide thru the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre’s website. uoft.me/calm-for-car...
BMC SCiCARDS 2025–available for viewing now! See the entire collection from its 2021 debut to today by visiting the SciCards Gallery on our web site. 🔗 bmc.med.utoronto.ca/scicards-gal... #uoft #uoftmississauga #uoftIMS #uoftmedicine #biomedicalcommunications #medart #scientificvisualization
Naomi Clay, MScBMC Class of '25, is an award-winning biomedical communicator who creates inclusive, accessible medical visuals using 2D animation, illustration, & interactive design to make science and healthcare more equitable for diverse patient populations. Connect with Naomi! 🌐 claybiovis.com
Nicole "Cola" Arizala is a biomedical illustrator who specializes in 2D & 3D illustration and animation. She uses empathetic storytelling to make science and medicine more engaging, accessible, and visually clear. Connect with Nicole: 🌐 www.nicolearizala.ca 💼 www.linkedin.com/in/nicole-arizala/
Meet Ya Qi Mo, a biomedical visualization designer and illustrator who creates effective communication for all through visual media and narrative experiences. Ya Qi enjoys working in interactive & animated media to engage audiences in compelling ways. 🌐 yqmovis.xyz 💼 www.linkedin.com/in/ya-qi-mo/
Meet Priya Modi, a graduating biomedical communications specialist who transforms complex science ideas into clear, inclusive, and informative media. Priya creates accessible educational materials through 2D illustration, animation, web/interactive media & UX/UI design. 🌐 priyamodi.myportfolio.com
Meet Shubhreet K. Johal, a graduating biomedical illustrator, who aims to bridge medical knowledge gaps with succinct and approachable visual solutions. Shubhreet, who begins medical school this fall, designs educational visuals that centre EDIIA and scientific accuracy. 🌐 esskayjay.carrd.co
Meet Nichole Zhou, a graduating biomedical visualization specialist who makes science accessible through visualization and storytelling. Nichole specializes in creating 2D illustration, animation and designs that distil complex information for lay audiences. 🌐 www.nicholezhou.com
Meet Bonnie Wang a biomedical designer who interprets complex ideas into clear and captivating narratives to make science accessible. Skilled in 2D-animation/illustration, UI/UX, and interactive design, Bonnie visualizes biomedical concepts for a wide variety of audiences. 🌐 www.bonniewang.ca
Meet Jeah Kim, a creative biomedical communicator who fuses science & storytelling to inspire curiosity & reveal discoveries in a fabulous way! She blends scientific precision w/ 3D visualization and XR to reimagine medical communication through captivating visuals. 🌐 www.fabulaurora.myportfolio.com
Meet Yu-Wen Jan, a visual designer and science communicator. She leverages 2D/3D illustration, motion graphics & interactive design skills to translate complex scientific ideas into accessible visual narratives to enhance understanding & impact for diverse audiences. 🌐 www.yuwenjan.myportfolio.com
Meet Stefanie Jinyin Wang, a biomedical illustrator & animator who prioritizes diverse & accessible design Stefanie is eager to collaborate and apply her illustration, 2D- & 3D-animation, & interactive design skills to visualize research & knowledge for different audiences. 🌐 www.stefaniejyw.com/
Biomedical communicator Anaiah Reyes MScBMC '25 uses 2D-illustration, animation & 3D-modelling to transform complex scientific ideas into clear, engaging visual narratives. Anaiah enjoys projects involving cutting-edge biomedical research and editorial publications. 🌐 anaiahreyes.myportfolio.com/