The Ludmer Centre
The Ludmer Center for Neuroinformatics
& Mental Health at McGill
& Mental Health at McGill
Neuroscience researchers team up with Cancer Computer
Cancer Computer donates and installs a high-throughput compute cluster – extra computing power of 2.8 million core hours per year- to the Ludmer Centre at McGill to advance omics-based research in both brain health and cancer.
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Open Science in Action: Neuroinformatics and Personalized Medicine at the Single-brain Level
By Zoe Karkossa with Louis Doré-Savard Integrative neuroscience is a flourishing approach to understanding the human brain that carefully weaves together a wide variety of different data and analytical methods. Neurological research has traditionally adopted an atomic approach that selectively considers a single protein, gene, transcript, neurotransmitter or neuroimaging modality at a time. However, […]
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Meet Dr Lindsay Lewis
In the Ludmer Centre, ‘bridge individuals’ are pivotal to advancing transdisciplinary big-data research approaches. These unique individuals bridge or serve as liaisons between diverse neuroscience fields and computer sciences to create the neuroinformatics infrastructure propelling innovative brain research. Dr Lindsay Lewis is one of these rare bridge individuals. She is also an example of how […]
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