Metabolic hormones mediate cognition
Abstract Recent biochemical and behavioural evidence indicates that metabolic hormones not only regulate energy intake and nutrient content, but also...
Decision Making in Mice During an Optimized Touchscreen Spatial Working Memory Task Sensitive to Medial Prefrontal Cortex Inactivation and NMDA Receptor Hypofunction
Abstract Working memory is a fundamental cognitive process for decision-making and is a hallmark impairment in a variety of neuropsychiatric...
John Howland Visits the TCNLab
John Howland from the University of Saskatchewan spent some time meeting TCNLab members and discussing research yesterday prior to his...
Perspectives on Cognitive Phenotypes and Models of Vascular Disease
New publication by lab PI Tim Bussey and fellow collaborators!Abstract: Clinical investigations have established that vascular-associated medical conditions are significant...
Sabrina Yang Gets 3rd Place Prize for Oral Presentation at Western Student Research Conference!
We are so proud of TCNLab undergraduate student Sabrina Yang for her 3rd place finish for her talk titled “Sex...
DUROP Award & Graduate Studies for Ashlyn Hersey
We are so pleased to say that Ashlyn will not only be staying over the summer as a prestigious DUROP...
TCNLab Undergraduate Ashlyn Hersey Gets Runner-up Neuro Poster Award at #IDSTEM2022
Check out Ashlyn’s beautiful runner-up poster presented at Inspiring Diversity in Stem 2022 which included closing remarks by none other...
Hold Space: Olivia Ghosh-Swaby
Watch the video below to find out more about how TCNLab graduate student Olivia uses transferrable skills from the lab...
Western women share reflections on International Women’s Day
“Equity means counting the voices of women by creating an enabling atmosphere of support and respect for their empowerment.” –...
A Flavor of the Research Tools & Techniques Available in the TCNLab
Listen to TCNLab co-PI Lisa Saksida explain research done by BrainsCAN Rodent Cognition & Innovation Core (RoCRIC).What is the relationship...