Author: Julie

  • Postdoctoral Associate – Plasticity following sensory loss – Western University

    The Neuroplasticity in Sensory Systems Lab (NiSSL.ca) at Western University is seeking a postdoctoral associate interested in how profound hearing loss gives rise to reorganized function in ‘auditory’ cortex. This may involve optogenetic/pharmacological methods to manipulate neural projections between brain areas, and the use of fiber photometry, extracellular electrophysiology and/or behaviour to quantify the effects.…

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  • Post-doctoral fellow or research assistant in behavioural neuroscience of reward – Samaha laboratory – Université de Montréal

    https://samaha-lab.com/en/ http://twitter.com/Samaha_lab Dr Anne-Noel Samaha’s laboratory at the Université de Montréal is looking for a post-doctoral fellow or research associate. The research work involves characterizing the role of the amygdala and its projections in the behavioural response to reward cues in rats. As an example, see https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31953370/ I will hire someone i) whose primary expertise…

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  • Postdoc position in Neuroscience-University of Calgary

    A Postdoctoral position in neuroscience is available in the laboratory of Dr. Derya Sargin at the University of Calgary. Work in our lab is focused on understanding how chronic stress disrupts brain function. Two major lines of research ongoing in the lab are investigating the long-term impact of early life stress and chronic social isolation…

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  • Post-doc available – Hospital for Sick Children/University of Toronto

    Come work with our diverse and collaborative team trying to understand how memories are formed and used in the brains of mice. We use a variety of tools to examine engrams supporting different types of memories. Please send cv and 1 page summary of proposed research project to Sheena.Josselyn@SickKids.ca

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  • Assistant, Associate, or Professor in Computational Cognition – University of Manitoba

    Department of Computer Science Faculty of Science University of Manitoba Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Assistant, Associate, or Professor in Computational Cognition Position #30384 The Department of Computer Science invites applications for one or more full-time tenured or tenure-track position at the Assistant, Associate, or Professor level, commencing July 1, 2022, or on a date mutually agreed…

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  • Recording available: CSPC panel 128 – Roles & Responsibilities of Academic Science Societies in informing Policy: Lessons & Observations from Around the World

    The recording of the CSPC panel from November 17 2020 is now available from the CSPC. Learn more on their website: https://sciencepolicy.ca/conference/cspc-2020/improving-linkages-between-science-policy/ CAN President Charles Bourque’s intervention begins at 1:08.

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  • CAN Connection Spring 2021

    Read our latest newsletter: https://can-acn.org/can-connection-spring-2021

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  • Clinician Scientist Fellowships – University of Alberta

    The Neuroscience and Mental Health Institute (NMHI) at the University of Alberta is offering two fellowships to attract outstanding clinician scientists in training to the University of Alberta to conduct postdoctoral research in neurology and neuroscience: The Mildred I. Olsen Neurology Fellowship and The University Hospital Foundation Neurology Fellowship. To apply: Your supervisor must be…

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  • Shedding light on adult brain stem cells

    A CERVO research centre team demonstrates the role of light and calcium ions in neural stem cell activation in adulthood It has long been believed that neurons in the human brain develop only during the period from embryogenesis to adolescence. It is now known that in some areas of the brain, neural stem cells remain…

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  • Researchers close in on root of slow motor learning in autism

    Social deficits attract so much attention in the study of autism spectrum disorder, it’s easy to forget there are motor learning deficits during early childhood as well. For autistic kids hoping to throw a ball around the schoolyard and connect with classmates, these physical skill differences can isolate a child further. In a new study…

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