🏥 Es-tu un étudiant intéressé par une carrière dans le domaine des soins de santé? Le #bénévolat au CUSM est une excellente façon de découvrir si le travail en milieu hospitalier te convient. Tu rencontreras de nouvelles personnes, dont de nombreux professionnels de la santé.

Felicity Sedgewick's #CRAEwebinar will address the question: An increasing number of autistic students are entering university - but are universities prepared to support them? 🗓️ Oct 3rd 4pm, GMT Do sign up here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/supporting-a…

Happy to announce that, Jiayue Yang, MSc student, successfully passed her candidacy exam and will be officially a Phd candidate as of Winter 2025, working on the alpha synuclein marmoset model. Huge congratulations Jiayue for your hard working! Healthy Brains, Healthy Lives TRIDENT

Join us on Sept. 19 The Neuro for our #Epilepsy Lecture Series 🧬 "Red and Green Spikes Revisited: Is the Concept Still Valid?" ft. Birgit Frauscher 🧠 Hosted by #ACAR's Boris Bernhardt 👉mcgill.ca/neuro/channels…

TACC members, Aparna Suvrathan & Wei-Hsiang Huang, contributed to the BRaIN Neuroscience Retreat at the RI-MUHC, celebrating Indigenous students and the future of neuroscience Read more: rtsa-tacc.info/RIMUHC

What's your favorite neuron? From breathing to scrolling, the billions of neurons in your brain help you do everything, and our neuroscientists are studying them in great detail. So what are their favorites? We asked 5 neuroscientists: alleninstitute.org/news/whats-you… #OpenScienceWeek

Join us on Sept. 23 The Neuro for our next #FeindelSeminar 🧠 "Steps Towards Laminar Resolution in Non-invasive Human Electrophysiology" ft. Saskia Helbling⚡ Hosted by #ACAR's Christine Tardif 👉mcgill.ca/neuro/channels…

Our Phase 2 project, Bridging the Gap, is seeking scientists & decision makers across 🇨🇦 for a short survey! Help us better understand the adoption of psychosocial programs for kids w/#NeurodevelopmentalDisabilities and their caregivers 👶❤️‍🩹 tinyurl.com/ypyx48ar

🧠🎨 Are you interested about the dialogue between neuroscience and art? You can be part of our OHBM #BrainArt Special Interest Group! Nominate yourself for our open positions: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… ⏰Deadline: October 7 (11:59 PM anywhere on 🌎🌍🌏) Please spread the word!

Congratulations to Justine Clery, Maiya Geddes, and Adil Harroud, neuroscientists at The Neuro and McGill University who are among Brain Canada's Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research.

Supporting Early Career Researchers and the next generation of neuroscientists is a core part of the TRIDENT mandate. Congratulations to Dr. Justine Clery, TRIDENT Marmoset Core lead, and the other recipients of this prestigious honour!

So proud and grateful to be one of the awardee. Looking forward to this exciting research! The Neuro

Partagez votre vécu de l'#autisme et du #diagnostic avec The Canadian Journal of Autism Equity ! Vous avez jusqu'au 1er octobre 2024 pour envoyer votre contribution. Plus d'informations ici : mulpress.mcmaster.ca/cjae/announcem…

Looking forward to welcoming you all to #ISDN2024 in beautiful Montpellier this weekend. 🇫🇷 Delegate places are still available. View the programme and register now at: bit.ly/ISDN2024 #developmentalneuroscience

Join us TODAY at 4PM The Neuro for our #Epilepsy Lecture Series "Red and Green Spikes Revisited: Is the Concept Still Valid?" 🤔 ft. Birgit Frauscher. Hosted by #ACAR's Boris Bernhardt 📖 mcgill.ca/neuro/channels…

🎉Congratulations🎉to #TACC Researcher and Azrieli Centre for Autism Research (ACAR) Member, Justine Cléry, for being named a Future Leader in Canadian Brain Research by Brain Canada ! Dr. Cléry runs the Sensory and Social Brain Mechanisms Lab at The Neuro 🧠

📣 TACC at the Giant Steps Autism Fair | Join us on Saturday, September 28, from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm at the Giant Steps Montreal / À Pas de Géant Montréal Centre (4400, rue Molson). Come by our booth to learn more about how we’re transforming autism care. See you there!

Congratulations to neuroscientist Justine Cléry, one of twenty @McGillu researchers to receive a total of $5.5M from the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI / FCI ) to support their innovative projects. Cléry is studying sensory and social mechanisms linked to #autism.