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.

Congratulations to our successful 2022 MRI pilot time competition applicants!

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NEW PUBLICATION - Connecting depression and dementia

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NeuroTech Micro-Credential Program: A partnership between Queen's University and NeuroTechX

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Neuroscience Academics: MSc or PhD in Neuroscience and Microcredentials in Neurotech

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Ever wondered how clinical trials can be improved to have the best outcomes for patients? Bayes' theorem and Bayesian statistics may offer ways of improving both our understanding of clinical trials and the field of neurocritical care as a whole. Read this latest article by @JawaTasha and @DavidMaslove to find out more!
MSc/PhD graduate program applications for the Centre for Neuroscience Studies at Queen's University are due February 1st, 2023! The CNS is a multidisciplinary program with opportunities for collaborative projects, ranging from basic science to clinical neuroscience. The CNS is also home to an internationally recognized outreach program, and offers competitive stipends. Visit neuroscience.queensu.ca for more details and to apply!
What is metabolic jet lag, and how is it contributing to bipolar disorder? Find out in this new article by @elenakoning @neuromood_lab
A reminder for all CNS students that OGS applications are due February 1, 2023! All students who are eligible and do not currently hold external funding MUST apply.
Today we're welcoming two new student representatives to our CNS Graduate Committee! Will is a first year Neuroscience MSc student. Originally from Sudbury, Ontario, Will holds a B.A. from Laurentian University (2022). His research implements EEG and eye-tracking techniques to study how people learn. Kim Mary Huynh is currently her first year of M.Sc. at the Centre for Neuroscience Studies, under Dr. D.J. Cook. Here, she is studying sub-concussive head impacts in military snipers using functional MRI and the Kinarm exoskeleton robot.
The CNS Seminar Series hosts weekly talks from distinguished speakers throughout each academic year. Thank you so much to our outgoing Seminar Series members, Aleks Biorac & Sydney Dore! With your help, the CNS has been able to share knowledge of the nervous system with so many members of our community. Please join us in welcoming our incoming Seminar Series members: Andrea Ellsay and Isabell Pitigoi!

Seminar Series: Dr. Signy Sheldon

Feb 8, 2023
12:00 - 1:00pm
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November 22, 2022
NeuGeneration is a two-day neuroscience conference held at Queen’s University.
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November 29, 2022
Winter Wellness Session being offered by SGS on December 14th @ 11:00am. Student Advisors will be talking about Winter Wellness. Great for those of you who are new to Canadian winters!
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December 1, 2022
Congratulations to Dr. Stephen Scott who was recently inducted into the Royal Society of Canada! The CNS is proud to be a part of this outstanding accomplishment.
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The Neuroscience graduate program offers studies spanning the full spectrum of neuroscience research, from cellular/molecular to clinical studies.

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