BRC-BGU Student Partnership

BioSketches
Click on name for link to full bio
PI | Keywords | Affiliation |
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. . . Epilepsy Neurodegeneration |
Dalhousie Univeristy Medical Neuroscience Dennis Chair in Epilepsy Research BGU Zlotowski Center for Neuroscience Brain and Cognitive Sciences Physiology and Cell Biology |
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. . . Zlotowski Center for Neuroscience Health Sciences |
. . .Autism Alzheimer Disease |
. . .Dalhousie Univeristy Psychology and Neuroscience |
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. . . . .Bipolar Disorder Neuroprogression |
. . . Dalhousie University Psychiatry Medical Neuroscience |
GEORGE ROBERTSON | . . .Alzheimer's disease Multiple Sclerosis Hearing loss Stroke Parkinson's disease |
. . . Dalhousie University Psychiatry & Pharmacology |
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. . . . .Behavioral Epigenetics Neurodegeneration |
. . . . .Dalhousie Universty Psychology and Neuroscience |
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. . .Mind repair Attention disorders Neurolpsychiatric disease |
. . .Dalhousie University Psychology & Neuroscience |
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. . .. . .Neuro-rehabilitation Stroke |
. . . . .Dalhousie University School of Physiotherapy Department of Medicine |
TURGAY AKAY | . . .Locomotion Spinal reflexes Pattern generation Motion analysis ALS |
. . . Dalhousie University Medical Neuroscience |
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. .spinal cord ALS peripheral nerve injuries spinal muscle atrophy Parkinson's disease |
. .. . Dalhousie University Medical Neuroscience |
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. . .. .Medical Imaging Functional Neuroimaging MRI Image Acquisition/Reconstruction. |
. . .. .Dalhousie University Department of Diagnostic Radiology Biomedical Translational Imaging Centre IWK & QEII Health Centres |
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Dalhousie University |
Spring 2018
Letter from Dr Victor Rafuse, Director BRC
to All BCR and BGU School of Brain and Cognitive Sciences PIs
Following on from the visit by BGU researchers last winter the BRC, in conjunction with its sponsors, is developing a DAL/BGU Student Exchange Program. This program would see students travelling to Ben Gurion University, where they would shadow a PI with complimentary research interests. There would be a reciprocal agreement whereby BGU students would shadow PIs here at the BRC. The objective would be to set up new partnerships/collaborations or further develop existing ones.
There will be a financial contribution of $3000.
*To kickstart this project the BRC is requesting interested PIs from both Dalhousie University and Ben Gurion University to submit a shortbio-sketch outlining their research interests and technical approaches used to address these interests. The Biosketches will then be posted on the BRC and BGU School of Brain and Cognitive Sciences websites along with their contact information. PIs would then be encouraged to contact researchers who have common research interests to determine if they wish to initiate a collaboration by exchanging a graduate student or postdoctoral fellow through this program. Once interested partners have been identified they should contact the BRC administration to receive an application for funding. The number of funded students will be determined by the overall availability of funds (currently 4-8 students).
Identified areas of research within the Canada-Israel Trans-Atlantic Collaboration for Brain Studies are (but not limited to):
- Brain Injury
- Motor Control and Rehabilitation
- Neurodevelopment and Autism Disorders
See http://www.brainrepair.ca/BGU_Discussion_Paper for more information on the Canada-Israel Trans-Atlantic Collaboration for Brain Studies.
*Interested parties should submit their bio-sketch to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.