This Is Our Fight

A battle is raging across a trillion pathways in the human brain. We know more about the body than we ever have and yet we're still just beginning to understand how to join this fight.

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Elementary students from across Kingston have been participating in Brain Reach over the year, a program that has graduate students visit the classrooms once a month to teach them about the exciting field of Neuroscience! The program culminated in creating scientific posters incorporating what they've learned during Brain Reach session and their own research. You can find the winning posters in the halls of the CNS!
James Reynolds (Biomedical and Molecular Sciences) and collaborators are receiving $1.25 million over five years to fund the Infant and Early Mental Health (IEMH) Care Pathways Project. Supported by CIHR’s call to develop Mental Health in the Early Years Implementation Science, his team will evaluate the effectiveness of IEMH Care Pathways model in Canadian communities in the prevention and treatment of early childhood mental health disorders. The program will incorporate decades of previous research regarding early mental health and its importance in long-term wellbeing. This research effort will also assess the IEMH Core Component Framework, a tool used by community organizations to determine the strength of their own IEMH programs and prioritize areas of improvement. The critical analysis will be used to create a more effective and systematic framework for Canadian communities to follow when developing their own IEMH pathways. As a result, this research will enable a better understanding of the necessary responses to support children displaying risks of poor mental health outcomes.
Apply from now until June 16th at 4pm for an oral or poster presentation at the 2023 Department of Psychiatry Annual Research Day, to be held September 21, 2023! Submit an Abstract structured as follows: Title Authors (underline name of presenting author (junior faculty/trainees/residents are encouraged to present) Font: Calibri, size 12 Abstract must be submitted in PDF Format Maximum 250 words File Name: LASTNAME, FIRST NAME_2023 Research Day_Oral.pdf Submit application by email to 50mcgraaj@providencecare.ca by Friday, June 16th, 2023 at 4:00pm
Today, join us at noon for a talk by Dr. Lindsay Nagamatsu (Assistant Professor, School of Kinesiology, Western University) on how to activate the brain through movement!
New funding from the Canada First Research Excellence Fund will provide York University and Queen’s with over $105 million to advance understanding of how technology is transforming society! This new research initiative, called "Connected Minds: Neural and Machine Systems for a Healthy, Just Society", will assess the potential risks and benefits of technology for humanity. More information here: https://www.queensu.ca/gazette/stories/understanding-human-machine-connections
We love to have fun in the CNS! Pictured here is one of our amazing CNS administrative staff, Lucy, practicing her downward dog with one of our therapy dogs, Frank. 🐶

Cancelled - Seminar Series : Dr. Joan Chiao

May 31, 2023
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Joan Chiao
May 25, 2023
Congratulations to Dr. James Reynolds on his CIHR Grant
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Reynolds, James
May 25, 2023
Department of Psychiatry is accepting abstracts for its Annual Research Day
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May 1, 2023
New funding from CFREF: Connected Minds: Neural and Machine Systems for a Healthy, Just Society
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Connected Minds

The Neuroscience graduate program offers studies spanning the full spectrum of neuroscience research, from cellular/molecular to clinical studies.

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