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Knowledge translation grants propel cutting-edge dementia research into impact
https://braincanada.ca/about/news-updates/knowledge-translation-grants-propel-cutting-edge-dementia-research-into-impactPHOTO: From left to right: Caitlin McArthur, Laura Middleton, Gary Naglie, Marie Savundranayagam, and Eric Smith Alzheimer Society of Canada and Brain Canada Foundation Announce KTE Accelerator Grant Recipients Last updated: January 23, 2024 Through the Knowledge Translation and Exchange (KTE)...
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Knowledge translation: Why art can be a meaningful tool to communicate deep science
https://braincanada.ca/about/news-updates/knowledge-translation-why-art-can-be-a-meaningful-tool-to-communicate-deep-scienceBrain Canada and the Convergence Initiative co-sponsor exhibition of artwork to explore the intersection of the arts, neuroscience and society What happens when art and science meet? What if they aren’t all that separate to begin with? These are some of the questions a group of Montreal-area...
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La Bourse de voyage Hubert van Tol 2016
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/la-bourse-de-voyage-hubert-van-tol-2016Partners and Donors Van Tol Family
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La Bourse de voyage Hubert van Tol 2017
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/la-bourse-de-voyage-hubert-van-tol-2017Partners and Donors Van Tol Family
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La Bourse de voyage Hubert van Tol 2017
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/la-bourse-de-voyage-hubert-van-tol-2017-2Partners and Donors Van Tol Family
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La Bourse de voyage Hubert van Tol 2018
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/la-bourse-de-voyage-hubert-van-tol-2018Partners and Donors Van Tol Family
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La douleur chronique, un chaînon manquant dans la prédiction du risque cérébrovasculaire
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/la-douleur-chronique-un-chaînon-manquant-dans-la-prédiction-du-risque-cérébrovasculaireLa douleur chronique touche une grande partie de la population et ses effets vont bien au-delà de la sensation de douleur. On sait maintenant qu’elle peut s’accompagner de changements dans le cerveau, mais on connaît encore très peu ses impacts possibles sur la santé des vaisseaux sanguins...
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Laminar regulation of hemodynamics in primary auditory cortex
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/laminar-regulation-of-hemodynamics-in-primary-auditory-cortexBrain disorders and disease represent an immense societal burden and the leading cost to the Canadian health care system. Project Overview Brain disorders and disease represent an immense societal burden and the leading cost to the Canadian health care system. Although research in animal models has...
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Late stage pre‐clinical development of a small molecule compound for re‐myelination and functional recovery in multiple sclerosis through disruption of the AMPA‐GAPDH complex
https://braincanada.ca/funded-grants/late-stage-pre-clinical-development-of-a-small-molecule-compound-for-re-myelination-and-functional-recovery-in-multiple-sclerosis-through-disruption-of-the-ampa-gapdh-complexWhile it is the immune system that damages the brain in MS, the way this damage is caused involves many processes. Project Overview While it is the immune system that damages the brain in MS, the way this damage is caused involves many processes. One such process is called excitotoxicity, which is...
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Latest Platform Support Grant to make advanced brain models accessible to Canada’s neuroscience research community
https://braincanada.ca/about/news-updates/latest-platform-support-grant-to-make-advanced-brain-models-accessible-to-canada-s-neuroscience-research-communityBrain Canada is pleased to announce the awarding of a 2019 Platform Support Grant (PSG) to Dr. Liliana Attisano from the University of Toronto, and team members Jeff Wrana and Laurence Pelletier at the Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute. Together with the Krembil Foundation, Brain Canada is...
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