The Integrated Program in Neuroscience (IPN) at McGill University is an inter-disciplinary, inter-departmental graduate program. With more than 300 graduate students and over 230 professors, the IPN is Canada’s largest graduate neuroscience program. The IPN spans the full spectrum of neuroscientific fields of research, from cellular and molecular neuroscience to behavioral and cognitive neuroscience.
2018 Vanier Scholars
IPN is pleased to announce that 3 of our graduate students were amongst the select individuals who were awarded with the prestigious Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships for the 2018 year. Congratulations to Guido, Sarah and Kasia!
Student: Guido Ivan Guberman
Project title: Investigating the link between mild traumatic brain injuries and aggressive behaviour: An advanced structural neuroimaging study of brain injured children
Guido is an IPN Ph.D. 2 student, via the MD/PhD stream. He is under the supervision of Dr. Alain Ptito.
Student: Sarah Barnett-Burns
Project Title: Depression as a gut feeling: The gut microbiome as a mediating factor in the dysregulation of the gut-vagus-brain epigenome in the context of depression
Sarah is an IPN Ph.D. 1 student. She is under the supervision of Drs. Giamal Lueshi & Gustavo Turecki.
Student: Kasia Szyszkowicz
Project Title: The Gut Microbiome as a Key Regulator of Early Life Stress Induced Depression: A Translational Mouse Model
Kasia is an IPN Ph.D. 2 student. She is under the supervision of Drs. Giamal Luheshi & Gustavo Turecki.
Announcements
Gut hormone increases response to food
Published: 12 Dec 2018Stigma impairs cognition in men living with HIV
Published: 27 Nov 2018ALS researcher receives important grant
Published: 16 Nov 2018
Events
- 21 Jan
Safer Spaces: Understanding Discrimination (Winter 2019)
- 21 Jan
Leadership Series: Foundations of Leadership
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