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On Tuesday, October 29, join the NMHI and Dr. Thomas Simmen for "Unveiling the Missing Link in CNS Function: Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) Oxidative Stress Determines Metabolic Settings in Neurons and Glial Cells," in the Oborowsky Degner Seminar Hall.

On Tuesday, November 5, join the NMHI and Dr. Martin Munz for "Embryonic development of cortical circuits - activity, cell types and neurodevelopmental disorders," in the Oborowsky Degner Seminar Hall.

This week's featured CONNECTIONS Artwork is "Aurora" by Brian Marriott. Learn more at connectionsnmhi.ualberta.ca #NeuroscienceandMentalHealthInstitute #CONNECTIONSExhibit #RoyalAlbertaMuseum #Neuroscience

Learn more about Brian Marriott, a Neuroscience PhD student with a passion for microscopy and photography. Watch the full interview on our YouTube: youtu.be/dQoYbHbzZv8 #NeuroscienceandMentalHealthInstitute #CONNECTIONSExhibit #RoyalAlbertaMuseum #Neuroscience

CONNECTIONS is a collection of artworks and scientific images that portrays aspects of neuroscience, brain diseases and mental health disorders, and their intersections with art and life. New exhibition from Neuroscience & Mental Health Institute - U of A & University of Alberta Faculty of Arts opens at RAM Nov 21👇 royalalbertamuseum.ca/visit/gallerie…

This week's featured CONNECTIONS Artwork is "BPD: Beautiful Person enDuring" by Zanne Cunningham. Learn more at connectionsnmhi.ualberta.ca #NeuroscienceandMentalHealthInstitute #CONNECTIONSExhibit #RoyalAlbertaMuseum #Neuroscience

On Tuesday, November 19, join the NMHI and Dr. Melanie Alpaugh for "Investigating the role of the blood-brain barrier in the crosstalk between cardiovascular disease and neurodegeneration" in the Oborowsky Degner Seminar Hall.

On Tuesday, November 26, join the NMHI and Dr. Kevin Skoblenick for "Behavioural and Addiction Emergencies" in the Oborowsky Degner Seminar Hall.

What a wonderful new exhibit by #ualberta Neuroscience & Mental Health Institute - U of A. Many thanks Simonetta Sipione for the warm welcome. Incredible combination of art and scientific images, showcasing neuroscience, brain health and art.

This week's featured CONNECTIONS Artworks are "Mania I, II & III" by Dr. Brad Necyk. Learn more at connectionsnmhi.ualberta.ca #NeuroscienceandMentalHealthInstitute #CONNECTIONSExhibit #RoyalAlbertaMuseum #Neuroscience

On Tuesday, December 3, join the NMHI and Dr. Francois Bolduc for "A Journey in Rare Neurological Disorders: From Flies to Artificial Intelligence" in the Oborowsky Degner Seminar Hall.

On Tuesday, December 10, join the NMHI and Dr. Satyabrata Kar for "Therapeutic Potential of Native PLGA Nanoparticles in Alzheimer Disease Pathology" in the Oborowsky Degner Seminar Hall.

Join us in wishing the best of luck to Alice Atkin (Neuroscience & Mental Health Institute - U of A) on their PhD dissertation 'A Cognitive and Sensorimotor Assessment Tool to Predict On-Road, Skilled Driving' (supervisor Anthony Singhal) All are welcome for the public presentation Friday Dec 13th 11am MST BS-P226

LISTEN: CONNECTIONS co-leads Marilene Oliver UAlberta Fine Arts and Simonetta Sipione Neuroscience & Mental Health Institute - U of A are interviewed CBC Radio Active about the new exhibit at the Royal Alberta Museum: bit.ly/4iE01q2 Learn more about this particular CONNECTIONS painting, A Beautiful Mind, by An Bui here:

Happy holidays from the Neuroscience and Mental Health Institute! Wishing you a season full of happiness and a bright new year ahead.

On Tuesday, January 7, join the NMHI and Dr. Victor Ezeugwu for "Using Behavioral Markers to Guide Interventions After Stroke" in the Oborowsky Degner Seminar Hall.

On Tuesday, January 14, join the NMHI and Dr. Sanjay Kalra for "Cerebral degeneration in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis" in the Oborowsky Degner Seminar Hall. #ALSResearch #Neuroscience #NeuroscienceAndMentalHealthInstitute

Dr. Bo Cao and the Computational Psychiatry Lab successfully used machine learning as a tool for the early detection of ADHD in kindergarten students. Read via Folio: bit.ly/4aiOkBm

On Tuesday, January 21, join the NMHI and Dr. Signe Bray for "Precision pediatric brain imaging" in the Oborowsky Degner Seminar Hall. #NeuroscienceAndMentalHealthInstitute

From corporate hiring to health care, research by NMHI member Dr. Craig Chapman shows that analyzing touchscreen movements could reshape the science of human behaviour. bit.ly/4h05lCF