Welcome to the RESTORE Network
Where our mission is to improve the cardiovascular, neurological and musculoskeletal health of patients with neurological disorders through integrative research and technological innovation.
Who We Are
REsearching STrategies fOr REhabilitation (RESTORE)
The RESTORE Network is a multi-institute initiative (Hotchkiss Brain Institute, Libin Cardiovascular Institute, McCaig Institute for Bone and Joint Health) created to enhance research into clinical neurorehabilitation.
The RESTORE Network aims to enhance the recovery and lives of individuals living with a number of neurological disorders by evaluating and discovering novel therapeutic interventions.
Our team is comprised of Scientists, Clinicians, and Engineers with the expertise to conduct multidisciplinary and integrative clinical research in spinal cord injury, stroke, and other movement impairments.
Spinal Cord Injury
Stroke
Movement Impairment
Latest News
The RESTORE Network - Focus on Impact
The RESTORE Network is featured in the Cumming School of Medicine's Report to Community for leading innovative and transdisciplinary neurorehabilitation research
Exoskeleton Robot Sheds Light on Learning & Stroke Recovery
UCalgary clincal trial maps how we learn motor skills, and the results could be a game-changer for stroke rehabilitation.
Dr. Aaron Phillips Receives 2021 Turnbull-Tator Award
Co-sponsored by Brain Canada and the Barbara Turnbull Foundation, the Turnbull-Tator Award in Spinal Cord Injury and Concussion Research recognizes an outstanding publication by a Canadian researcher in the field.
International Award for Excellence Presented to Dr. Aaron Phillips
Dr. Aaron Phillips of the RESTORE Network received the 2021 Arthur C. Guyton Award for Excellence in Integrative Physiology and Medicine.
Dr. Aaron Phillips Wins 2021 CAN Young Investigator Award
The Canadian Association for Neuroscience recognized Dr. Aaron Phillips for his early career accomplishments and strong research program.
Electrical Stimulation Stabilizes BP in Spinal Cord Injury
The RESTORE Network's Dr. Aaron Phillips co-led a groundbreaking research study recently published in Nature.
Dr. Patrick Whelan Awarded CIHR Project Grant
The RESTORE Network's Dr. Patrick Whelan has received funding from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research to examine the complex brain mechanisms that enable walking.
Dr. Aaron Phillips Named Azrieli Future Leader in Canadian Brain Research
Dr. Aaron Phillips is one of twenty Canadian neuroscientists awarded funding through Brain Canada's Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research Program.