Currently recruiting healthy controls for our auditory hallucinations in schizophrenia study (Ages 35-69) and our depression and exercise study (Ages 16-24). Contact us at BrainLab@theroyal.ca for more information.
 Join use for the IPEG 2021 virtual conference on October 27-29, 2021.
Oct 27, 2021 - Training tutorials (e.g. deep learning, source localization) Oct 28 & 29, 2021 - Keynote & Symposia (Sleep; Precision Treatment/Patient Stratification) - Confirmed symposia speakers: Dr. Faranak Farzan (Simon Fraser University), Dr. Mihály Hajós (Yale University), Dr. Marcel Zeising (Ingolstadt Clinic), Dr. Rebecca Robillard (University of Ottawa) & more ! Keynote speakers: - Dr. Diego Pizzagalli: “Neurophysiological & Imaging Approaches to Predict Treatment Response in Depression” - Dr. Georg Northoff: “Time & the brain – The dynamics of our mind” Ollie Lewis sits down with Dr. Natalia Jaworska to talk about exercise and the brain! They talk about the beneficial effects that exercise can have on stress, anxiety, depression, learning, and much more! 
Bronwen Schryver (PhD Cand.) and Corrine Staff (MSc Cand.) poster presentations, presented at the first virtual University of Ottawa Department of Psychiatry Research Day.
 Find out how the latest discoveries & innovations in mental health research are inspiring hope & improving treatment & outcomes for people living with mental illness, during The Royal’s second annual Research Week, "Evidence to Action: Transforming Mental Health through Research & Care", May 6-10, 2019
Follow this link to find out more: http://www.theroyal.ca/research/news-events/events/the-royals-research-week-2019/
Dr. Natalia Jaworska, program director of the Clinical Electrophysiology Lab at the Institute of Mental Health Research works hard to change policy and remove the stigma associated with depression within society.
Our lab has launched an exciting new research study!
We are looking at differences in brain activity and cognition in depressed youth (aged 16-24) after moderate and high-intensity aerobic exercise. Follow these links to find out more: New study aims to find the exercise 'sweet spot' for depressed youth - The Royal Importance of exercise and mental health - TSN Radio  Emma Lynn (right), a graduate student in our laboratory, was one of this year's recipients of the Graduate Student Research Award. This bursary, funded by generous donors, is awarded to promising young scientists studying depression at the IMHR. Emma will use her bursary to travel to Chicago, Illinois for the 2019 Society of Biological Psychiatry Annual Meeting where she will present findings from her thesis research examining brain activity in patients with remitted depression.
As part of the Canadian Museum of Nature's 2018 "Brain: The Inside Story" exhibit, two graduate students from our laboratory (Molly Hyde & Emma Lynn) represented the Royal's Institute of Mental Health Research at the "Brain Bonanza", a weekend-long event showcasing the local neuroscience research community. With help from Amelie Vezina (a research assistant in our laboratory), Molly and Emma created a short video for this event to help the general public understand what EEG is. This video is a great resource for anyone interested in learning about EEG - check it out! |
LinksThe Royal's 16th annual Inspiration Awards Gala
Pick My Brain Q&A with Dr. Natalia Jaworska The Royal's Institute of Mental Health Research (affiliated with the University of Ottawa) The Royal's Brain Imaging Centre Young Researchers Forum Mental Health Resources Mental Health Resources - Ottawa Region Archives
December 2021
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