Canadian Centre for Behavioural Neuroscience

Navigation and spatial memory — brain region newly identified to be involved

Dr. Dun Mao, a researcher in Dr. Bruce McNaughton's lab, collaborated on research that has unlocked information about how the brain stores data about space and navigation

Dun Mao’s goal is to help people with memory disorders through neuroscience research

Dun Mao hopes to have his own neuroscience research lab in the future

Fulbright Visiting Professor investigates learning and memory

Dr. Irene Kan will be spending the semester collaborating with neuroscientists at the CCBN

Dr. Bryan Kolb appointed Officer of the Order of Canada

Kolb will be appointed at a special ceremony to be held early in 2017

Students take centre stage at annual CCBN Summer Student Symposium

Research students shared their research projects at the annual CCBN Student Symposium

CCBN research capabilities expand with state-of-the-art optical imaging lab

Optical imaging lab will give researchers new insight into neurological disorders

Auditory research study to further tinnitus knowledge

New optical imaging equipment will help Dr. Michael Kyweriga learn more about tinnitus, a hearing disorder that affects millions of people.

Researchers show prenatal stress influences new behavioural traits, including handedness

Mirela Ambeskovic and Dr. Gerlinde Metz found male rats exposed to ancestral stress were predominantly left-pawed

U of L neuroscience research in the spotlight during annual Brain Awareness Week

The way the human brain works is helping to inspire smarter robots

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