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$18.9MSecured from CBRF and BRIF to tackle workforce shortages.
$72MPart of HI3, a broader initiative enhancing biomanufacturing capacity.
1,000Skilled workers being developed through diverse training programs.
26Organizations partnering across colleges, universities, and biotech firms.
About BioHubNet
Building Canada’s biomanufacturing talent pipeline.
BioHubNet is an immersive talent development program aimed at producing industry-ready highly qualified personnel through comprehensive training initiatives with deep industry engagement.
How the network works
Training with real industry pull.
BioHubNet delivers state-of-the-art training crucial for Canada’s future in biomanufacturing and pandemic preparedness. The model combines industry-led credentialed training, experiential learning through internships and residencies, and commercialization support.
Process innovation
Applied skills for biomanufacturing, scale-up, quality, regulatory fluency and translational practice.
Health intelligence
Strategic thinking for advanced infrastructure, data-informed research and pandemic preparedness.
Vision
Advance a diverse life sciences workforce.
Our vision is to advance Canada’s biomanufacturing talent pipeline by cultivating a diverse workforce of skilled professionals who drive a sustainable biomanufacturing and life sciences ecosystem.
Mission
Equip trainees to drive innovation.
BioHubNet develops highly qualified personnel for the biomanufacturing sector through industry-relevant training, hands-on experiential learning and commercialization support across strategic partnerships.
Impact
Federal investment for biomanufacturing talent.
BioHubNet received federal support to address highly qualified personnel shortages and strengthen Canada's biomanufacturing capacity.
Leadership
Scientific and program leadership.
Molly Shoichet
Scientific Director
University Professor | Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry | Donnelly Centre | University of Toronto
Gilbert Walker
Scientific Co-Director
Professor | Department of Chemistry | Lash Miller Chemical Laboratories | University of Toronto
Darius Rackus
Scientific Co-Director
Associate Professor | Department of Chemistry and Biology | Toronto Metropolitan University
Yoo Jin Park
Director
BioHubNet | Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy | University of Toronto
Akshita Vincent
Director, Strategy & Partnerships
PRiME | Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy | University of Toronto
Program Team
People moving the programs forward.
Ruilin Yuan
Marketing & Communications
BioHubNet | Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy | University of Toronto
Alison Stirling
Business Officer
BioHubNet | Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy | University of Toronto
Epshita Islam
Advanced Skills Development Lead - ENGAGE
BioHubNet | Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy | University of Toronto
Yeseul Lee
Advanced Skills Development Lead - EXPERIENCE
BioHubNet | Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy | University of Toronto
Roshni Christo
Program Coordinator
BioHubNet | Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy | University of Toronto
Work with BioHubNet
A connected route into biomanufacturing talent development.
Talk to us about training, experiential learning, commercialization support, mentorship or partnership opportunities.