Adrienne Kinman, de l'Université de la Colombie Britannique, a identifié une nouvelle cellule cérébrale importante pour la mémoire d’objet can-acn.org/fr/adrienne-...

Adrienne Kinman has identified new highly specialized brain cells, called ovoid neurons, that responds specifically to novel, but not familiar objects, revealing new insights into how memory works. can-acn.org/brain-star-a...

Brain Star Award Winner Adrienne Kinman – Canadian Association for Neuroscience

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📣 REGISTRATION IS OPEN 📣 Our 7th annual #BlackInNeuroWeek is coming soon 🧠 From July 27th to August 2nd, we have an ✨AMAZING✨ week of events planned for you all, free and open to the public 🤗 Don’t miss out! Register for #BINW26 here ⤵️ events.zoom.us/ev/AgaErvpe_... #BlackInSTEM #Neuroskyence 🧪

Research by Ali Golbabaei reveals that memory encoding evolves over time, involving different subregions of the brain, advancing our understanding of how the brain balances memory stability with flexibility across the lifespan can-acn.org/brain-star-a...

Brain Star Award winner Ali Golbabaei – Canadian Association for Neuroscience

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Les recherches d'Ali Golbabaei révèlent que l'encodage de la mémoire évolue au fil du temps, faisant intervenir différentes sous-régions du cerveau, et expliquant comment le cerveau concilie la stabilité et la flexibilité de la mémoire tout au long de la vie. can-acn.org/fr/ali-golba...

Les travaux menés par Chifaou Abdallah ont permis d'identifier deux caractéristiques du signal cérébral pour guider la chirurgie dans l’épilepsie résistante au traitement can-acn.org/fr/chifaou-a...

Chifaou Abdallah lauréate d’un prix Cerveau en tête – Association canadienne des neurosciences

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Work done by Chifaou Abdallah leds to the Identification of two brain signal features that guide surgery in drug-resistant epilepsy can-acn.org/brain-star-a...

New ad posted: Postdoctoral Fellow: Video Representation Learning & Behavioural AI – Douglas Research Centre, McGill University can-acn.org/postdoctoral... #neurojobs

Les travaux d'Andrea Luppi révèlent des différences d'expression génique entre l'homme et le macaque, ce qui explique pourquoi de nombreux médicaments psychiatriques prometteurs s'avèrent inefficaces chez l'homme et suggère de meileures cibles d'intervention can-acn.org/brain-star-a...

Andrea Luppi's research reveals differences in gene expression between humans and macaques that explain why many promising psychiatric drugs fail in humans, and identifies better potential targets for intervention. can-acn.org/brain-star-a...

Increasing evidence shows that loneliness has measurable, physiological effects on the brain. A study led by Nathan Spreng at The Neuro showed that participants who reported feeling lonely had gray-matter volume differences and altered resting-state functional connectivity. 🧠 tr.ee/NXAja1OFff

#MENTALHEALTH @umontreal.ca, schizophrenia researchers probe the body's biological mechanisms looking for new ways to prevent rare outbursts of violent behaviour. nouvelles.umontreal.ca/en/article/2...

Schizophrenia and violence: the brain on high alert

Some parts of the brains of violent schizophrenics are more active when they think they'll be punished for their behaviour, an UdeM neuroimaging study finds.

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Submitting a public comment is one of the most direct ways to engage with federal policymaking. A proposed OMB rule could severely impact science funding policies in the U.S. Make your voice heard! Join fellow #Neuroadvocates in submitting comments by July 13: vist.ly/5a83v #neurosky

Would any of my followers who have NIH funding be willing to talk to me about... everything that's going on, for a story in BMJ? 🧪

Delighted to see @lewisholt.bsky.social receive this prestigious recognition for all his hard work in the lab! 💪

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Research led by Lewis Depaauw-Holt shows brain cells called astrocytes play key roles in sex-specific changes in brain and behaviour caused by early-life stress - can-acn.org/brain-star-a...

Research led by Lewis Depaauw-Holt shows brain cells called astrocytes play key roles in sex-specific changes in brain and behaviour caused by early-life stress - can-acn.org/brain-star-a...

Une étude menée par Lewis Depaauw-Holt montre que les astrocytes jouent un rôle clé dans les modifications liées au sexe du cerveau et du comportement causés par le stress au début de la vie can-acn.org/fr/lewis-dep...

Une étude menée par Christopher Daniel Morrone suggère que des déficiences dans le nettoyage du cerveau sont liées à la perte de sommeil aux premiers stades de l’Alzheimer can-acn.org/fr/laureat-d...

Christopher Daniel Morrone lauréat d’un prix Cerveau en tête – Association canadienne des neurosciences

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Research led by Dr. Christopher Daniel Morrone at CAMH suggests brain cleaning deficiencies are linked to sleep loss at the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease. can-acn.org/brain-star-a... @camhnews.bsky.social @utoronto.ca

Brain Star Award feature: Christopher Daniel Morrone – Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, University of Toronto – Canadian Association for Neuroscience

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Tenure-Track Assistant Professor in Neuroethology – McMaster University can-acn.org/tenure-track... #neurojobs

One week left to submit your abstract! #SfN26 is where meaningful scientific exchange happens. Don’t miss your opportunity to be part of it. The deadline to submit is Wednesday, June 10. 🔗 vist.ly/56fwe

Dr. Wilder Penfield was a Canadian Neurosurgeon. He specialized in brain surgery for patients with severe epilepsy. Dr. Penfield mapped the function of different regions of the brain and found a map of the body, called the sensory "homunculus"- little man. @canacn.bsky.social

New posting: Waverley House Accelerator for Mental Illness & Addiction Research is seeking five early-career mental health research leaders — apply or learn more here: can-acn.org/waverley-hou... #neurojobs

Viviane Poupon presenting Brain Canada's update: current investments and new funding opportunities

Now happening: Plenary Symposium1: Single-cell approaches for novel biological insight

Clifford Woolf delivers the 2026 presidential lecture on Spontaneous neuropathic pain

CAN President Douglas Zochodne welcomes all to the 19th Annual Canadian Neuroscience Meeting in Montreal!

Blake Richards now : Why Artificial Intelligence needs literal synapses. - how modern AI and neuroscience research converge today

Mihaela Iordanova, current memory researcher at Concordia University in Montreal, presents her work on aversive memories and the role of the hippocampus brain region

Eric Andrew-Gee, best selling author of The Mind Mappers, presents the story of Penfield and Cone, brain research pioneers in Montreal