Chercheurs principaux - Plateforme de neurophotonique

Plateforme de neurophotonique | Chercheurs principaux

Yves De Koninck, Ph.D.

Directeur | Centre de neurophotonique
Leader de projet | Plateforme de neurophotonique canadienne

Étudie la transmission nerveuse à l'aide de techniques de pointe dans le but de soulager la douleur chronique

André Longtin, Ph.D.

Directeur de Centre de dynamique neurale - Université d'Ottawa

Études théoriques et computationnelles du système nerveux

Daniel Côté, Ph.D.

Professeur adjoint, département de physique, Université Laval

Méthodes optiques pour imager les structures et les fonctions du système nerveux

Edward Fon, MD, FRCP(C)

Professor in the Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery & Scientific Director of the Montreal Neurological Institute

McGill testing node: study of the molecular events – with particular emphasis on -synuclein, parkin, and PINK1 - leading to the degeneration of dopamine neurons in Parkinson's disease

Edward S Ruthazer, Ph. D.

Professeur - McGill - Institut Neurologique de Montréal

Imagerie du développement du cerveau par des approches optogénétiques novatrices

Jaideep S Bains, Ph.D.

Étudie comment les circuits neuronaux répondent et s'adaptent au stress

Jean-Claude Béïque, Ph.D

Collaborateur - Plateforme de neurophotonique

Étudie les bases de la fonction et de la plasticité des synapses

Keith Murai, photo credit: McGill University Health Centre

Keith Murai, PhD

Director | Centre for Research in Neuroscience, McGill University

McGill testing node: understanding how neural connections are formed, remodeled, and maintained in the brain and its relevance for cognition and disease.

Lynn Raymond - Photo credit Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute

Lynn A Raymond, MD PhD

Director, Djavad Mowafaghian Centre for Brain Health

UBC testing node: Investigates the pathogenic mechanisms of Huntington disease

Marie-Ève Paquet, PhD

Coordinator of the Molecular Tools Platform

Builds and provides viral tools for the neuroscience community.

Paul De Koninck, Ph.D.

Professeur - Université Laval

Étudie la signalisation synaptique et le remodelage des circuits neuronaux avec des technologies optogénétiques avancées.

Reza Sharif Naeini, Photo credit: McGill University

Reza Sharif-Naeini, PhD

Associate Professor, McGill University

McGill testing node: understanding the molecular bases of mechanotransduction, and the role of mechanosensory neurons in normal and pathological pain transmission

Robert E Campbell, Ph.D.

Conseiller scientifique | Centre d'ingénierie de protéines optogénétiques

Invente de nouveaux outils optogénétiques par ingénierie de protéines

Stephanie Borgland, photo credit: Hotchkiss Brain Institute

Stephanie Borgland, PhD

Professor, University of Calgary & Member, Hotchkiss Brain Institute

UCalgary Testing node: Studies how neuropeptides modulate plasticity and affects a number of homeostatic processes (satiety, sleep/wake cycles, mood regulation, and response to stress

Stuart Trenholm - Photo credit: McGill University

Stuart Trenholm, PhD

Researcher, Montreal Neurological Institute & Assistant Professor, McGill University

McGill testing node: understanding how the specific wiring of neuronal circuits in the visual system leads to complex visually responsive neurons and ultimately leads to perception.

McGill testing node: applying novel stem cell technology, combined with CRISPR genome editing, mini-brain models and new microfluidic technologies towards elucidating the underlying causes of neurodegenerative and neurodevelopmental disorders.

Timothy H Murphy, Ph.D.

Professeur, University of British Columbia

Étudie la connectivité dans le cerveau et les effets d'AVC

Tomoko Ohyama, PhD

Assistant Professor, McGill University

McGill testing node: study of locomotion and behavior sequences using sensory information from multiple stimulus modalities, prior experience, and internal states in Drosophila

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