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Neural and computational bases of pain perception and modulation

Why do people feel pain differently, and why does it last longer for some even after healing?

Project ongoing See Project & Researchers
Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Central Nervous System
Competition
Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research
Province
Québec
Start Date
2023

Stimulation-based Multi-Scale Inference of Brain Dynamics in Humans with Neurological Disorders

Deep brain stimulation (DBS) has been successfully used to reduce symptoms of Parkinson’s disease by delivering electrical pulses to the substructures of the basal ganglia and thalamus.

Project ongoing See Project & Researchers
Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Neurodegeneration
Competition
Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research
Province
Ontario
Start Date
2023

CSF constitutents as mediators of brain damage in demyelinating diseases of the central nervous system

Most nerves in the brain are surrounded by myelin, an insulating cover that allows them communicate efficiently.

Project ongoing See Project & Researchers
Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Neurodegeneration
Competition
Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research
Province
Ontario
Start Date
2023

CSF constitutents as mediators of brain damage in demyelinating diseases of the central nervous system

Most nerves in the brain are surrounded by myelin, an insulating cover that allows them communicate efficiently.

Project ongoing See Project & Researchers
Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Neurodegeneration
Competition
Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research
Province
Ontario
Start Date
2023

Translating knowledge from primate neuroscience and artificial intelligence to develop non-invasive behavioral modulation strategies during emotion recognition in autistic adults

Recognizing emotions and intentions from facial expressions is crucial for human communication and social interaction.

Project completed See Project & Researchers
Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Central Nervous System
Competition
Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research
Province
Ontario
Start Date
2023

Uncovering the nanoscale underpinnings of cognitive decline

Even in the healthy brain, ageing is commonly associated with cognitive decline.

Project ongoing See Project & Researchers
Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Neurodegeneration
Competition
Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research
Province
Québec
Start Date
2023

A machine-learning approach to personalized risk prediction for recurrent ischemic stroke using population-level event data and routine brain imaging

Ischemic stroke, caused by a blood clot in the brain, is a leading cause of death, disability, and dementia.

Project completed See Project & Researchers
Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Neurodegeneration
Competition
Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research
Province
Alberta
Start Date
2023

Longitudinal single-cell multiomic profiling toward elucidating the differential roles of sex and hormones on the molecular programming of the brain

There are many neurological and neuropsychiatric diseases that affect men and women differently, and the reasons for this are not well understood.

Project completed See Project & Researchers
Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Central Nervous System
Competition
Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research
Province
Québec
Start Date
2023

The 5kEEG project: Large-scale Electrophysiological Investigation of Autism and Neurodevelopmental Disorders

The 5kEEG project is a pioneering study that aims to improve our understanding of autism and neurodevelopmental disorders by investigating brain activity.

Project ongoing See Project & Researchers
Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Neurodevelopment
Competition
Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research
Province
Québec
Start Date
2023

Developing a new model to study microglia and macrophage function in slowly expanding lesions of multiple sclerosis

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a neurodegenerative disease in the brain and spinal cord of the central nervous system (CNS).

Project completed See Project & Researchers
Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Neurodegeneration
Competition
Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research
Province
Saskatchewan
Start Date
2023