Probing Language Brain Processes in Psychosis
Backed by a $9.8M transformative grant from the Wellcome Trust, we are joining the DIALOG initiative to uncover how the brain predicts language in real time. Using MEG and AI-based language models, our team will help reveal the neural roots of disorganized speech in psychotic disorders.
Alex Wiesman awarded a CIHR Banting fellowship.
We are happy and proud to announce that Alex Wiesman, PhD, has been awarded a prestigious Banting postdoctoral fellowship sponsored by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research.
NIH supports new Brainstorm software developments to boost research on Alzheimer’s disease.
We are grateful to receive additional funding from the National Institutes of Health in support of our Brainstorm software developments. This new supplement is to enable specific software developments that critical to Alzheimer’s neuroimaging research. reach out to us now as we are opening two post-doctoral positions for this project.
Brainstorm NIH funding renewed! We’re hiring!
We are looking for a talented post-doctoral researcher to lead exciting new methods and software developments for naturalistic neuroscience.
New grant to study early brain signals of Alzheimer’s disease
We are grateful to receive a grant from the Alzheimer’s Association “New to the Field” research program and the Brain Canada Foundation to transfer our expertise in time resolved brain imaging to Alzheimer’s research.
We will study new electrophysiological measures of proteinopathy in asymptomatic older adults.
Zaida obtains merit scholarship from Fonds de Recherche du Québec.
Kudos to Zaida for obtaining a merit scholarship from Fonds de Recherche du Québec Nature & Technologie!
Lab graduate trainee receives Alexander Graham Bell Doctoral Scholarship from NSERC.
Congratulations to our lab’s PhD trainee Jason Da Silva Castanheira on this prestigious award!
CIHR funding received for two major research projects.
Our lab is fortunate to receive funding from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (Fall 2020 competition) as co-Applicant on two new research projects.