Renovations to the space inside the Canadian Centre for Behavioural Neuroscience have created a safer, more spacious and functional environment

Through the Collaborative Research and Training Experience (CREATE) Program, U of L researchers in neuroscience and biological sciences will work with up to a dozen post-doctoral fellows, more than 20 graduate students and eight undergraduate trainees

Dr. Bryan Kolb and the Canadian Centre for Behavioural Neuroscience works closely with the Faculty of Education as part of the Inclusive Education and Neuroscience MEd program

The Ward siblings, Brian, Shari and Alan, all graduated on the same day with the same degree this spring, as each walked the stage to receive their bachelor of science (neuroscience) degrees. Each of the trio took different paths but all found academic success at the end.