The BRAIN CREATE lab

BRAIN CREATE

breaks the mould of traditional graduate programs with an individualized trainee program.

Canadian industries are undergoing a technological revolution. Canada's traditional industries are increasingly turning to innovation to maximize human efficiency and safety. Many of these industries work at geographic, environmental and biological extremes that pose a unique challenge to human physical and mental performance and where new technological solutions are sought. At the same time, Canada must position itself for the flexible, nimble and ever-changing industries of the future that capitalize on rapidly advancing technology and can offer new healthcare and safety solutions to Canada’s most remote populations. New brain-related neurotechnologies represent an exciting area of dramatic economic growth where these needs intercept.

The BRAIN CREATE training program focuses on the development of neurotechnologies. Neurotechnologies include devices, drugs and protocols that improve brain function and monitoring. One of BRAIN CREATE’s focuses is investigating how the brain functions when pushed to the limits by geographic, environmental and biological extremes. Our trainees will play critical roles in revamping and modernizing traditional industries with brain-centric innovations, while galvanizing activities in newer sectors developing, commercializing and using advanced pharmaceuticals, artificial intelligence, smart monitoring, implantable medical and imaging devices, biometrics, emerging human space exploration technologies and new approaches to remote diagnostics.

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Neurotechnologies include devices, drugs and protocols that improve brain function and monitoring

BRAIN CREATE News


In the News: UToday

BRAIN CREATE PhD student Tig Moore uses computer modelling to simulate impact of Alzheimer’s on the brain

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In the News: UToday

Sleep-deprived paramedics are less able to understand how their patients feel, writes BRAIN CREATE postdoc Dr. Veronica Guadagni

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UCalgary announces $10M gift to create Hopewell M.I.N.D. Prize

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BRAIN CREATE postdoc Dr. Jacquie Baker receives the Royal Society of Canada Alice Wilson Award

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NSERC

We acknowledge the support of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).

Cette recherche a été financée par le Conseil de recherches en sciences naturelles et en génie du Canada (CRSNG).