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The 5kEEG project: Large-scale Electrophysiological Investigation of Autism and Neurodevelopmental Disorders
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/the-5keeg-project-large-scale-electrophysiological-investigation-of-autism-and-neurodevelopmental-disordersThe 5kEEG project is a pioneering study that aims to improve our understanding of autism and neurodevelopmental disorders by investigating brain activity. Project Overview The 5kEEG project is a pioneering study that aims to improve our understanding of autism and neurodevelopmental disorders by...
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The 5th edition of WBHI’s Mind Over Matter magazine is out, with a foreword from our Board Chair and our President & CEO
https://braincanada.ca/about/news-updates/the-5th-edition-of-wbhi-s-mind-over-matter-magazine-is-out-with-a-foreword-from-our-board-chair-and-our-president-ceoClick here for the 5th edition of the Women’s Brain Health Initiative’s Mind Over Matter magazine, with a foreword from our Board Chair and our President & CEO
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The 6th issue of WBHI’s Mind Over Matter magazine is out, with a foreword from our Board Chair and our President & CEO
https://braincanada.ca/about/news-updates/the-6th-issue-of-wbhi-s-mind-over-matter-magazine-is-out-with-a-foreword-from-our-board-chair-and-our-president-ceoClick here for the latest edition of the Women’s Brain Health Initiative’s Mind Over Matter magazine, with a foreword from our Board Chair and our President & CEO
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The 7th issue of WBHI’s Mind Over Matter magazine is out, with a foreword from our Board Chair and our President & CEO
https://braincanada.ca/about/news-updates/the-7th-issue-of-wbhi-s-mind-over-matter-magazine-is-out-with-a-foreword-from-our-board-chair-and-our-president-ceoClick here for the latest edition of the Women’s Brain Health Initiative’s Mind Over Matter magazine, with a foreword from our Board Chair and our President & CEO
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The 8th issue of WBHI’s Mind Over Matter magazine is out, with a foreword from our Board Chair and our President & CEO
https://braincanada.ca/about/news-updates/the-8th-issue-of-wbhi-s-mind-over-matter-magazine-is-out-with-a-foreword-from-our-board-chair-and-our-president-ceoClick here for the latest edition of the Women’s Brain Health Initiative’s Mind Over Matter magazine, with a foreword from our Board Chair and our President & CEO
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The 9th issue of WBHI’s Mind Over Matter magazine is out, with a foreword from Brain Canada
https://braincanada.ca/about/news-updates/the-9th-issue-of-wbhi-s-mind-over-matter-magazine-is-out-with-a-foreword-from-brain-canadaClick here for the latest edition of the Women’s Brain Health Initiative’s Mind Over Matter magazine, with a foreword from Brain Canada
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The Aging Brain: Circadian, Transcriptomic, and Epigenomic Dimensions
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/the-aging-brain-circadian-transcriptomic-and-epigenomic-dimensionsOne of the most important questions of biomedical research is “why do we ail as we age?”. Project Overview One of the most important questions of biomedical research is “why do we ail as we age?”. This may be in part due to a breakdown of the body’s circadian rhythm – the physiological process that...
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The application of 3D models to assess the role of microglia in neurodegenerative disorders
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/the-application-of-3d-models-to-assess-the-role-of-microglia-in-neurodegenerative-disordersChallenge: Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is characterized by a decline in cognitive function, yet it is now widely acknowledged that as the disease advances, dopaminergic neurons in the midbrain become particularly vulnerable, leading to non-cognitive symptoms such as motor dysfunction. Project...
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The Applied Organoid Core (ApOC): a organoid production platform for modelling human brain development and disease
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/the-applied-organoid-core-apoc-a-organoid-production-platform-for-modelling-human-brain-development-and-diseaseCurrent preclinical models to address neurological disorders fail to accurately portray human physiology. Project Overview Current preclinical models to address neurological disorders fail to accurately portray human physiology. First, traditional tissue culture in which neuronal cells are grown in...
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The Automated Monitoring of Gait as a Predictor of Fall Risk
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/the-automated-monitoring-of-gait-as-a-predictor-of-fall-riskPeople with dementia are at a high risk for falls which are a leading cause of injury and can contribute to loss of independence and quality of life. Project Overview People with dementia are at a high risk for falls which are a leading cause of injury and can contribute to loss of independence and...
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