PRiME — Next-Generation Precision Medicine

About PRiME

Redefining how precision medicine is discovered, developed & delivered

Build inclusive, interdisciplinary global research hubs that redefine how next-generation precision medicine is discovered, developed, and delivered.

Our story

A University of Toronto strategic initiative

University of Toronto campus

Founded in 2019and based at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, PRiME is one of the University of Toronto's Institutional Strategic Initiatives — created to align precision-medicine research across the university.

PRiME unites world-class investigators across the University of Toronto, its affiliated hospitals, and global academic and industry partners to address unmet needs in drug discovery, delivery, diagnostics, and disease biology — working at the convergence of science, medicine, and engineering.

Grow interdisciplinary, international research, training and translation pipelines that propel promising therapeutics toward patients.

The PRiME team

Leadership

Molly Shoichet

Molly Shoichet

Scientific Director

University Professor, Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry

Carolyn Cummins

Carolyn Cummins

Associate Scientific Director

Associate Professor, Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy

Akshita Vincent

Akshita Vincent

Director, Strategy & Partnerships

Meenakshi Venkatesan

Meenakshi Venkatesan

Program Officer

Natalie Gonsalves

Natalie Gonsalves

Marketing & Events Officer

Supported by program, communications, and business associates across the University of Toronto.

Global partners

Collaborating across borders

  • Hebrew University of Jerusalem
  • National University of Singapore
  • ETH Zürich
  • UC San Francisco

With affiliated hospitals including SickKids and University Health Network.

Visit & connect

Get in touch

Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Toronto

144 College Street, Toronto, ON M5S 3M2

Join a global community accelerating precision medicine.

PRiME members gain access to funding, collaborations, training, and a network spanning the University of Toronto and the world.