ECRs in Canada doing brain research, this one's for you! Apply to this year's Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research grant competition. LOIs due Nov 3rd.
Full eligibility and more info here ⤵️
Trainees, come practice your sci comm skills and present your research to the public at the Amazing Brain Science talks in Ottawa!
Applications for poster presenters are due this Friday, details below
Congratulations to this amazing trio!! They have vastly empowered life sciences and neurosciences with awesome tools and inspired many scientists with their awesome research. Couldn't be better deserved.
Congratulations to the BBRF Goldman-Rakic Prize Recipient, Dr. Sheena Josselyn, for their Outstanding Achievement in Cognitive Neuroscience!
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Memory and Engrams
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Register & Learn more: https://t.co/ZAxHvFg3JF
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Ottawa-area trainees: applications are open for the Amazing Brain Science Talks poster presentations (Nov 14, 2026).
Eligibility: your lab is currently/previously @BrainCanada -funded, and/or is affiliated with @BHI_ICC , the uOttawa Brain & Mind Research Institute, or @TheRoyalMHC.
Deadline: Oct 9, 11:59pm.
Apply: https://t.co/scz6Tg46ps
Congrats to the multi-disciplinary Neural Dynamics neuromodulation team on Topographic structure and function of locus coeruleus noradrenaline neurons.
https://t.co/pJ26P7dPRq
Our joint study with @CityUHongKong has uncovered how the brain dynamically manages and reorganises its neural resources when learning to multitask. Research team believes the biological findings can be applied to artificial intelligence training in multitasking. https://t.co/cLc6h5poEw
📖: https://t.co/adUPmboEdY
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Thrilled to share our new paper, published in @ScienceMagazine! We show how different sensory inputs recruit distinct vascular networks to shape blood flow across cortical layers.
https://t.co/eh0zDhEp0A
We're hiring! Postdoc position to study the neural control of reaching using high-density multi-area electrophysiology. 5 years of funding, great collaborative environment. Please share with anyone who may be interested. For details, see: https://t.co/jzKnJYv9eG
I am pleased to share our paper showing that the minimal neurexin-1 isoform Nrx1γ forms a nanoscale trans-synaptic bridge aligning presynaptic release machinery with AMPAR nanodomains, tuning synaptic transmission and behaviour.
Full access at https://t.co/GggdCgzJlq
We would like to welcome Dr. Wendy Xin (Assistant Professor, Department of Physiology, University of Toronto), to the CPIN Program. Wendy is also a scientist at the Donald K. Johnson Eye Institute and Krembil Brain Institute at UHN.