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Special thanks to Paresh Maisuria for re-designing the CUBE logo!

 

CUBE is sponsored by:

Institute of Biomaterials and Biomedical Engineering

Skule Engineering Society

Students' Administrative Council

Toronto University Biotech Society

Engineering Alumni Association

 

For their support, CUBE also recognizes:

Student Affairs

The University of Toronto

 

CUBE 2010-2011 Event Calendar (Tentative)

 

GALLERY IS NOW UP & NEWS

Hi everyone, gallery is now up and you can check out pictures from research seminar week and BMEC 2010.

Update Mar 30, 2010: Site under renovation

Update Mar 29, 2010: We now have a Facebook Fan Page. Please join by clicking HERE!!!

 

CUBE GENERAL ELECTIONS

Location: Bahen Centre, Room B026 (basement level), BA B026
Date & Time: Thursday, April 1, 2010 - 5:00pm



Hi Everybody!!!

Elections will be held for positions in the executive council of the  
Club for Undergraduate Biomedical Engineering (CUBE) on Thursday,  
April 1st at 5 pm (in BA B026), for the 2010-2011 academic year. The  
positions available are listed below.

This is a fantastic way to gain contacts with industry, contacts with  
biomed academia at UofT, organize events, exercise leadership, head a  
club of over 500 members, and learn everything you wanted to know  
about biomedical engineering prospects and future directions!

If you are interested in running, email cube@skule.ca. Please include  
your name, year, discipline, position of interest, and a brief (~200  
words) blurb describing why you feel you would be a good candidate for  
the position.

F!ROSH and 2nd years are encouraged and welcome to run!!! Positions  
are open to everyone with an interest in biomed regardless of  
discipline. Also be prepared to give a short (~30 seconds) speech on  
the day of the general meeting.

More information about CUBE can be found at www.cube.skule.ca.

Positions available (duties are not limited to position descriptions):

VP Academic Relations - Responsible for researching scholarships,  
summer research opportunities, and graduate schools (these three are  
all linked), plus liaising with other clubs on campus.

VP Corporate Relations - Responsible for organizing corporate tours  
and maintaining contact with industry.

VP External Relations - In charge of promoting and maintaining  
relations between the Toronto chapter and the other CUBE chapters  
around the world.

VP Publicity - Responsible for media relations and advertisement of  
upcoming events.

VP Research & Healthcare - Responsible for organizing tours, professor  
presentations and maintaining contact with hospitals and the various  
departments in the university. [Therefore two people, VP Corporate  
Relations & VP Research & Healthcare, organize tours, but in different  
realms.]

VP Finance - Handles the overall budget by ensuring members get  
reimbursed for expenses without exceeding the prescribed limits. Is  
responsible for seeking funding for the club.

VP Technology - ensures website is kept up to date and communications  
(emails) are appropriately relayed. HTML coding experience is an asset.

Engineers in Medical School: Admission and Perspective

WHAT: Engineers in Medical School: Admission and Perspective
WHEN: Mar 24th, 2010, 6:00 - 7:30pm
WHERE: BA 2145

Are you an engineer looking for a career in medicine? Do you want to  
become a doctor but don't know where to start? The Club for  
Undergraduate Biomedical Engineering (CUBE) is hosting the first ever  
medical school seminar exclusively for engineering students! Come and  
have your questions answered.
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In today's competitive academic climate, a winning application can be  
the difference that makes you stand out among the thousands of  
students applying to medical schools across Canada (and the United  
States). Our seminar, given by a current MD student and a current  
MD/PhD student (both of whom completed undergraduate engineering  
degrees), will give you a comprehensive understanding of all areas of  
the application process. The differences between an MD and an MD/PhD  
program will be highlighted and they will also share their unique  
perspective on the choice of attending medical school following  
graduation from engineering.

Refreshments will be served. Please RSVP.

 

Biomedical Engineering Competition

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WHAT: UofT Biomedical Engineering Competition (BMEC)
WHEN: Saturday, March 27th, 2010 – one-day event
WHERE: Bahen Center

Prizes:

- 1st places - $200 for the team!
- 2nd place - $100 for the team!
- 3rd place - $40 for the team!
- Other prizes will also be awarded!

Registration:

- Deposit fee is $20 per team (refunded at the end of the event)
- Register at EngSoc office (SF basement) by March 10th, look for Barb.
- Teams of up to 4 people
- First come first serve – we’re taking 10 teams max!
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It’s finally happening! The Club for Undergraduate Biomedical Engineering
(CUBE) is having the first ever Biomedical Engineering Competition and YOU are
invited to be part of CUBE history! Join us as we provide a day of bioengineering-related challenges for you and nine other teams to overcome and solve your way to victory!

This year, the competition will be based around a problem that is surely to
stimulate all of you to come up with innovative designs and prototypes based on
those designs! For judging, we have invited several IBBME graduate students and
several experts in the field to come and determine which design is the most
feasible and functional!

This one-day event will take place on Saturday March 27 and lunch will be
provided at the event. Registrations are open from now until March 10. You may
register a team of up to 4 members. Do note that registration is done on a
first come first serve basis, we are only taking 10 teams max! The deposit fee
to register is $20 per team, paid to Barb in the EngSoc office (SF basement). Remember to give her your emails when you register! The $20 deposit will be refunded to the teams at the end of the event.

The first place winners of the competition will receive $200 as a team, second
place will receive $100, and third place will receive $40! Other prizes will
also be given out so give it your best shot but more importantly, have fun!

Note that you do not have to be in biomedical engineering to participate. Anyone with a keen interest in bioengineering is welcome to join us!

Good luck to all, and may the best team prevail!

Contact cube@skule.ca for more
information.
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