Research by Claudia L. Kleinman and Nada Jabado on the cellular origins of incurable pediatric brain tumors has been recognized by Science Quebec as one of the Top 10 scientific discoveries in Quebec in 2020.
Author: Joanne Clark
Virtual Run for Women is investing in Women’s Mental Health – join our team
Virtual Run for Women is investing in Women’s Mental Health — September 17, 2020 Join the Ludmer team “MATERNAL MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS” —->Click here<—- Or, search the team name under join a team at: www.runforwomen.ca Let’s tell everyone perinatal mental health is pivotal to mom and child. Our team […]
Early-childhood environments can worsen or improve attention deficit symptoms
The severity of ADHD can be modulated by the quality of the early childhood environment, lending support for early interventions.
Looking at post-graduate studies? Try QLS
Graduate studies at McGill University in Quantitative Life Sciences; Structural Biology & Biophysics; or Quantitative Biology -Do you have a quantitative undergraduate degree AND interest in biology? Have you ever wondered how your mathematical or computational skills could be useful in the life sciences? – Join our Zoom webinar on Dec 19th 9:30am EST (Zoom Meeting ID: 317 110830; […]
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.
Sleep & the Ageing Brain: Age-related changes in the sleep-wake cycle, Julie Carrier
Dr Carrier explains the mechanisms underlying the effects of aging on processes that regulate sleep and biological rhythms and, consequently on brain plasticity, learning, and cognition.
Advancing neuroscience technology and treatment around the world
Ludmer Centre and HBHL-supported inaugural meeting of the Global Brain Consortium to explore the potential of EEG to pave the way
New PhD program in Quantitative Life Sciences approved
An innovative interdisciplinary PhD program will bridge the gap between the quantitative and biological domains to improve life sciences research.
Sleep & the Ageing Brain: The neural foundations of sleep, Barbara Jones
Dr. Jones provides a deep dive into the science behind sleep and sleep disorders.
Sleep & the Ageing Brain: Sleep and memory, Julien Doyon
One of Dr. Doyon’s principal research interests is in neural networks associated with the acquisition of motor skills, and the role of sleep in the consolidation and reconsolidation of such motor abilities.