SfN Ottawa Chapter

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Your Ottawa representatives for the Society for Neuroscience 🧠 2018 SfN Chapter of the Year and 2019 CAN Advocacy and Outreach award 🏆 Run by Carleton Neuro grad students

The deadline to submit art to this year’s Brain and Mental Health Art Show has been EXTENDED to April 6th 🧠🖼️ Art does not need to be complete to make a submission. Submit your art by following link in bio 🔗

Brain and Mental Health Art Show. Submission Deadline Extended. Submit Art Until April 6th.

We are seeking volunteers for this year’s Brain and Mental Health Art Show, taking place on Saturday, May 2nd at the Glebe Community Centre. 🧠🎨 Volunteers receive FREE admission! If you are interested in volunteering, please reach out to madeleinetremblay@cmail.carleton.ca ⭐️

Brain and Mental Health Art Show. Volunteers needed. Volunteers receive free admission to the art show.

🐝 Brain Bee winners visit CIHR leaders and the Minister of Health 🇨🇦 In recognition of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Anya Sinha and Melisa Eraslan, past Ottawa Brain Bee champions, visited CIHR offices earlier this week to meet with Dr. Paul Hébert and Dr. Tammy Clifford. 1/2

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For this year’s Brain and Mental Health Art Show, you can now purchase tickets online! 🎨🧠 Follow the link in our bio to get yours in advance. Tickets will also be available at the door. 🎟️ Pricing:
$15—Students
$20—General Admission We can’t wait to see you there! 💫

Tickets for the Brain and Mental Health Art Show. May 2. 6 PM. Glebe Community Centre. Tickets available online and at the door. $15 student $20 general.

This year’s proceeds will benefit CAPSA. We hope to see you there! 🧠🖼️ 🗓️Saturday, May 2nd, 2026 📍Glebe Community Centre 🕕6:00 PM 🎟️$15 for students, $20 for general—available online and at the door. Purchase tickets or make a donation through the link in our bio! ⭐️

Brain and mental health art show proceeds benefit CAPSA. CAPSA is a national charity advancing substance use health through inclusive peer support, evidence-based education, research, and co-designed solutions, with the goal of dismantling stigma for all people along all pathways of substance use health.

This week’s Carleton Neuro Colloquium speaker is Dr. Zachary Kaminsky 🧠 Leveraging Biological and Digital Findings Towards Prevention Efforts in Postpartum Depression and Suicide When: 11/21 at 11:30 am Where: HSB 1301

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This week’s Carleton Neuro Colloquium speaker is Dr. Cassandra Morrison 🧠 From Perceived Decline to Detectable Change: Cognitive and Neural Signatures of Subjective Cognitive Decline When: 09/19 at 11:30 am Where: HSB 1301

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This week’s Carleton Neuro Colloquium speaker is Dr. Margot Taylor from Sick Kids Hospital 🧠 A new platform for functioning neuroimaging in toddlers and young children: OPM-MEG When: 03/28 at 11:30 am Where: HSB 1301

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