In celebration of 30 years of research, we graciously received special greetings from various political leaders, including The Right Honourable Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada.
The RBC Youth BIOlab is a space for students and teachers to explore and experience real biomedical science in a world-class research centre.
Modirrousta depression research study featured on CBC
The research of Dr. Mandana Modirrousta, Director, Neuromodulation and Neuropsychiatry Unit, St. Boniface Hospital, and Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of Manitoba was featured recently on CBC News. She is currently looking for 64 Manitobans...
Employment Opportunity – Manager, Communications & Media Services
Reporting directly to the Executive Director, Research, the Communications Manager develops, implements and maintains internal and external corporate communications, including communications development and delivery, public relations, special event marketing...
Pierce appointed U of M Distinguished Professor
The title, Distinguished Professor, will be conferred by the University of Manitoba on Dr. Grant Pierce at a convocation to be held in October. Dr. Pierce is one of 3 people who will receive the honour this year, and join 22 other academic staff members who hold the...
Rodway receives multiple awards
Lisa Rodway, MSc student, co-supervised by Drs. Carla Taylor and Peter Zahradka, has been awarded a Frederick Banting and Charles Best Graduate Scholarship from CIHR for her MSc studies. This award provides recognition and funding to students early in their academic...
Nick Shepel Award to Crystal Acosta
Congratulations to Crystal Acosta (Supervisor: Hope Anderson), who has been awarded this years’ St. Boniface Hospital Foundation - Nick Shepel Travel Award. This award will help to cover the travel costs associated with Crystal’s attendance at the national Society for...
Study warns of significant dementia increase
The number of Manitobans living and affected by dementia is projected to dramatically increase, according to a study recently published in Neuroepidemiology (Karger). The largest increase is projected to occur in the 75–84 years of age group with a growth of 98.83% by...
