🚨 Postdoc Positions at Montreal Neurological Institute's Personalized Medicine lab for multi-omics, neuroimaging and computational modeling of neurodegeneration (AD,PD,ALS). See https://t.co/FtHJ145Ihs.
Example work👉 https://t.co/587c3UGGOJ
Preprint👉Characterizing and translating Alzheimer’s disease dementia’s biological diversity (across 8 molecular scales), from post-mortem brains to living people. Towards diagnostics and targeted interventions tailored to specific molecular mechanisms https://t.co/bGs1hhXSdo
Today, alongside our partner @BrainCanada, ALS Canada is pleased to announce an investment of more than $700,000 funding seven recipients of the 2024 ALS Canada-Brain Canada Clinical Research Fellowship and Trainee Awards. To learn more about the projects, visit https://t.co/iAJlBh5HzA.
Support for one recipient was made possible through a partnership with Fondation Vincent Bourque.
INTERVIEW. Really grateful to the @LudmerCentre, and in particular to Naghmeh Shafiei, for this opportunity to discuss our work, and their overall support across the years! 👉https://t.co/QUw7y8XJYY
📣Article out! Novel personalized whole-brain neural-mass models, adding spatial amyloid & tau, to assess synergistic impact on functional activity in Alzheimer’s. From fMRI, AB/Tau PET, to realistic excitabilities and impact on blood markers & cognition👉https://t.co/KubfckNs0O
📣Two 2-years postdoctoral positions in multi-omics, multi-modal neuroimaging and computational analysis in neurodegeneration (AD, PD, ALS), at the MNI-McGill (message me if interested, or email). Neuroinformatics lab for Personalized Medicine https://t.co/ugiodmwcW2
Please volunteer for CAPTURE if you are able. It needs help to reach its goals & a case for more $ to expand. This is a world class, impactful initiative where Canada can contribute massively to the global effort. Also, Carolina is our awesome Research Specialist at ALS Canada!
Convocation spotlight on MSc Neuroscience '22 grad Aakanksha Singh!
@Aakanksha_13 is currently working on her PhD!
Congratulations to all of our #neuroscience grads today!
#UAlberta22#UAlberta
A study from @MedinYasser published in @ScienceAdvances shows a unified multi-omics taxonomy of #Alzheimer’s disease, identifying three disease subtypes which appear to explain much of its heterogeneity.
https://t.co/R1AQ0PXj95
📣Multi-omics Molecular Alzheimer’s disease Taxonomy!! Unified Epigenomic, Transcriptomic, Proteomic and Metabolomic AD stratification based on >1800 post-mortem and in-vivo samples.
In @ScienceAdvances journal.
A quick thread 👇
https://t.co/YEZw1eqlXT
Garry Zelasek is the first person to be recruited for #CAPTUREALS, a Canadian platform dedicated to understanding why #ALS is different in each person and accelerating therapy development. Read Garry’s story: https://t.co/CX61HIrqd6.
Convocation spotlight on Brandon Hauer, PhD, Neuroscience. 🎓Congratulations @BEHauer!
And congratulations to all of the graduating class of 2022!
Read more: https://t.co/aLdmha6Hsx
#UAlberta22#UAlberta#NMHI
Article in @nature_NPJ PD: Baseline neuroimaging signatures predicting motor improvement to focused ultrasound subthalamotomy in Parkinson's disease. Our multivariate results represent a promising step towards improving non-pharmacological interventions 👉 https://t.co/5aBgjamVvb