The Department of Molecular Genetics at the University of Toronto offers graduate programs designed to train future leaders in genetics, molecular biology, and biomedical science. Our programs emphasize rigorous research training, direct mentorship from world-class faculty, and hands-on laboratory experience. Alumni go on to hold significant positions in leading universities, research institutes, and industry globally. The department benefits from a dynamic faculty, with a significant number of new recruits in the past decade, bringing together established experts and emerging scientists to provide exceptional training opportunities.

The Molecular Imaging Center (CIM) at the University of Torino is an interdisciplinary research center focused on chemistry and life sciences. Established in 2001 through a collaboration of chemists, biologists, and physicians, CIM develops imaging probes for preclinical research across various life science fields. The center is equipped with advanced instrumentation covering multiple imaging modalities and multimodality imaging techniques. Since 2016, CIM has coordinated the 'Multi-Modal Molecular Imaging Italian Node' (MMMI) of Euro-BioImaging, providing access to molecular imaging technologies and services for researchers.