A Canada Research Chair in Translational Cognitive Neuroscience, Lisa Saksida, PhD, is daring to ask: how can understanding the neurobiology of cognition lead to new treatments for brain disorders?
A Canada Research Chair in Translational Cognitive Neuroscience, Lisa Saksida, PhD, is daring to ask: how can understanding the neurobiology of cognition lead to new treatments for brain disorders?
Robert Bartha, PhD, is using advanced MRI methods to show that even those athletes who do not suffer concussions show changes in their brains after a season of contact sport.
High-field imaging technology is giving scientists a better picture of how frontotemporal dementia affects the brain and may provide ideas of how and when to treat patients.
One-third of Canadian deaths each year are the result of a heart attack or stroke. Dr. Robert Hegele is daring to ask: how can we use DNA technology to improve lives?
A Q&A with Robert Bartha, PhD, Acting Director of Strategy and Scientific Integration, sheds light on what’s been happening at and is in store for the Institute.
Dialysis saves people’s lives, but it can also be harmful. Dr. Fabio Salerno, a nephrologist and PhD Candidate, is using new imaging techniques to improve treatment and quality of life for people with chronic kidney disease.