Canadian Neuroscience Seminars – Post-Doc series – Simon A. Sharples and Amy Smith-Dijak

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DATE: Thursday, September 7, 2023 TIME: 12pm PT/3pm ET  ZOOM LINK: https://utoronto.zoom.us/j/85845251397 SPEAKER: Simon A Sharples, University of St Andrews TITLE: Fast motoneurons are not just ‘big’ slow motoneurons: roles for active properties in maintaining the orderly recruitment of motoneuron subtypes Simon Sharples received his Bachelor’s degree (BSc in Kinesiology) in 2010 from Wilfrid Laurier […]

Canadian Neuroscience Seminars – Post-Doc series – Haritha Desu & Bryan W. Jenkins

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ZOOM LINK: https://utoronto.zoom.us/j/85845251397   SPEAKER: Haritha Desu, University of Montreal Hospital Research Centre TITLE: Role of cell adhesion molecules in oligodendrocyte-T cell interactions in MS Dr. Haritha Desu is a postdoctoral researcher in Dr. Catherine Larochelle’s laboratory at the CRCHUM. Her long-term research interest is to identify therapeutic targets that can promote repair and/or regeneration […]

Canadian Neuroscience Seminars – Post-Doc series Azam Asgarihafshejani & Samantha Carew

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DATE: Thursday, November 2, 2023 TIME: 3pm ET/12pm PT ZOOM LINK: https://utoronto.zoom.us/j/85845251397   SPEAKER: Azam Asgarihafshejani, University of Toronto TITLE: Neurogliaform cell synaptic transmission and GABAergic signaling alteration in the hippocampal circuit of animal model of Rett syndrome Dr. Azam Asgarihafshejani is a researcher in the Department of Cell and Systems Biology, working under Dr. […]

Canadian Neuroscience Seminars – Post-doc series December 7: Alex Wiesman & Razan Sheta

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DATE: Thursday, December 7, 2023 TIME: 12pm PT/3pm ET ZOOM LINK: https://utoronto.zoom.us/j/85212853616 SPEAKER: Alex Wiesman, McGill University TITLE: Multi-spectral neurophysiological slowing in patients with neurodegenerative disorders Alex completed his PhD at the University of Nebraska Medical Center as a NIH predoctoral fellow, and is now a CIHR Banting and NIH F32 postdoctoral fellow at the […]

Canadian Neuroscience Seminars – Post-doc series January 11: Josephine Robb, Roberta Piovesana and Xuming Yin

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1) Title: Microglial adipose triglyceride lipase (ATGL) regulates neuroinflammation and diet-induced obesity Speaker: Josephine Robb, University of Montreal Hospital Research Centre Josephine Robb Bio: Josephine is currently a postdoctoral researcher in the lab of Thierry Alquier at the University of Montreal (CRCHUM). Prior to starting this project, she completed her PhD at the University of Exeter in […]

Canadian Neuroscience Seminars – Post-doc series February 1, 2024: Lida Sanchez Sanchez and Tara Janes

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DATE: Thursday, February 1st, 2024 TIME: 3pm EST (12pm PST) Zoom link: https://utoronto.zoom.us/j/85750617885 1) Title: Mitochondrial recalibration: a novel fingerprint of the impact of neonatal stress on sleep apnea Speaker: Lida Sanchez Sanchez, Universite Laval Bio: Lida Sanchez Sanchez is a Cuban Biologist, passionate about Physiology. Throughout her career she has worked on Animal Bioacoustics, Hearing and Cellular Physiology, Bioinformatics, Evolution, […]

Canadian Neuroscience Seminars – Post-doc series March 7, 2024: Darren Clarke & Maeva Gacoin

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Speaker: Darren Clarke, Université de Montréal Exclusive regulation of specific hippocampal inhibitory synapses by distinct subtypes of astrocytes Darren Clarke is a postdoctoral researcher in the Robitaille Lab in the Département de Neurosciences at the Université de Montréal. His work explores the functional heterogeneity of astrocytes in the mouse CA1 hippocampus through a variety of […]

Canadian Neuroscience Seminars – Post-doc series April 4, 2024: Kathryn Manning & Jordan Chad

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1) Kathryn Manning, University of Calgary Presentation Title: Child brain structural patterns predict compromised mental health trajectories Bio: Kathryn Manning is a postdoctoral fellow in the Developmental Neuroimaging Lab at the Alberta Children's Hospital Research Institute at the University of Calgary with Dr. Catherine Lebel. She obtained her MSc and PhD in Medical Biophysics at Western […]

Canadian Neuroscience Seminars – Post-doc series May 2, 2024: Samantha Ayoub & Mohamed Abdelhack

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Date/Time: Thursday, May 2nd 2024 (3PM ET/ 12PM PT) Zoom Link: https://utoronto.zoom.us/j/83798291028 1) Speaker: Samantha Ayoub, University of California San Diego Title: Delta-9-THC alters cognitive performance differently in HIV-1 transgenic rats compared to wildtype littermates despite no genetic differences observed in THC-induced physiological responses Bio: Dr. Samantha Ayoub is postdoctoral fellow in the psychiatry department at the University of California […]

Canadian Neuroscience Seminars – Post-doc series September 5, 2024: Caroline Landelle & Cécilia Tremblay

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Speaker: Caroline Landelle, McGill University Title: Simultaneous functional neuroimaging of the brain and the spinal cord in vivo in human Speaker Bio: Caroline Landelle Caroline Landelle is a post-doctoral researcher working in Prof. Doyon’s laboratory at the Neuro, McGill University, Canada and vice president of the McGill Association of Post-doctoral Fellows (APF). She completed her […]

Canadian Neuroscience Seminars – Post-doc series October 3, 2024: Diana Mitchell & Ashley Schormans

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Speaker: Ashley Schormans, University of Western Ontario Title: The Neural Basis of Audiovisual Temporal Processing and Perception: From Cortical Neurons to Behavioural Performance Bio: Ashley Schormans is a Postdoctoral Associate and BrainsCAN Postdoctoral Fellow at Western University with Dr. Brian Allman. She obtained her PhD in Anatomy and Cell Biology at Western University, where her […]

Canadian Neuroscience Seminars – Post-doc series November 7, 2024: Allison Barry and Sietske Annette Berghuis

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Dr. Allison Barry Speaker #1 Dr. Allison Barry.  University of Vienna and University of Texas at Dallas. Bluesky/Twitter: @aliibarry Title : Predicting “pain genes”: multi-modal -omics data integration using probabilistic classifiers and interaction networks. Bio: Ali has a background in sensory physiology and bioinformatics, with a focus on pain pathophysiology. After an undergraduate degree in […]