Curious About Graduate Studies in Neuroscience?
“A graduate education helps advance your knowledge in a particular field(s), fostering your intellect and enabling you to apply your...
Western News – Touchscreens and milkshakes: Western study reveals more about brain’s reward systems
Check out this news article about TCNLab collaborator Miguel Skirzewski and MouseTRAP research! “Using strawberry milkshakes, mouse models of disease,...
Saksida and Arts: Invest in research on long COVID now
News article written by TCNLab co-PI, Lisa Saksida and Microbiology & Immunology Professor, Eric Arts in the Ottawa Citizen this...
TCNLab Hosts Three IMS Students
We had the pleasure of having Shams Al-Badri, Stephanie Berberian & Kiara Desender participate in a 8ish-week rotation as part...
Rosie Cowell Visits the TCNLab
Rosie Cowell, one of the TCNLab OGs, came up from Amherst University, Massachusetts and delivered an amazing talk titled “The...
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...
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...
Welcome Two New TCNLab Post-Docs!
The TCNLab would like to give a warm welcome to Michael Wolter and Olamide Adebiyi (collaborating also with the Menon...