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The Neuroscience Retreat for Black and Indigenous Grade 11-12, CEGEP & Undergraduate Students will showcase research in neuroscience...
Larry Lands, a senior scientist at The Institute, will lead a new project focusing on rare genetic mutations
Researcher from The Institute co-leads $8.3 million genomics sequencing project to advance for Black communities
Doctoral candidate Yunxi Chen explores the translation of extracellular vesicles into nanomedicine through the engineering of synthetic systems
Research highlights potential cognitive and symptom improvements in Parkinson’s patients through treatment of obstructive sleep apnea with...
New funding supports an international collaboration to improve early diagnosis and treatment of neurodegenerative diseases
For Black History Month, patient partners, community actors, academics, and clinicians gathered at The Institute to address racism
Researchers identify a unique immune response in the lungs that may help prevent tuberculosis infection...
New funding from Génome Québec will strengthen rare disease data infrastructure, accelerating research and discoveries
Improving Access and Building Trust in Indigenous Healthcare
Mondays, twice per month
CORE Seminar Series Spring 2025
Dr. Don Vinh, the only Canadian primary author, joins over 100 experts from 35 countries in this landmark effort
Researchers from The Institute, in collaboration with Sanofi, develop a novel therapy to enhance immune regulation in...
Abstract submission deadline: March 16, 2025
Three platforms at The Institute will benefit from new funding for innovation and sustainability
BRaIN program manager wins National Award for Public Engagement in Research
Preclinical trial uncovers how beta-glucan, found in all fungi, can ‘reprogram’ immune cells to prevent lung inflammation
The MUHC and The Institute’s accessibility plan is commended by the Office des personnes handicapées...
Mondays, 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Meakins-Christie and RESP Program Seminar Series Spring 2025
The BRaIN EDI Committee hosted a special event designed to foster equity, diversity, and inclusion within the neuroscience community
Championing children's rights in medical care, Franco Carnevale combines nursing, psychology, and ethics.
Teams from The Institute received $18.4 million in project funding
Congratulations to the winning projects 2024-2025!