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U of L announces Dr. Athanasios Zovoilis as its newest Canada Research Chair

Dr. Athan Zovoilis' research is designed to develop personalized treatments for diseases like cancer and dementia

CCBN research capabilities expand with state-of-the-art optical imaging lab

Optical imaging lab will give researchers new insight into neurological disorders

Study reveals nursing and care staff experience distress in caring for residents with dementia

Dr. Shannon Spencely and her fellow researchers surveyed nearly 400 nursing caregivers in 30 care facilities in southern Alberta between 2013 and 2015

Canada Foundation for Innovation investment to support creation of cutting-edge cellular imaging research centre

The Cell Signaling Interdisciplinary Research Centre (CSIRC) is a facility that will bring together researchers from neuroscience, biochemistry and biological sciences

Exploring How The Brain Recovers From A Stroke

Dr. Majid Mohajerani is diving deeper into the mysteries of the brain by studying what happens after it is injured

Spotlight on Research - 50 x 50

50 Research Chairs by the University of Lethbridge's 50th Anniversary in 2017. It's ambitious. It's aspirational. And above all it affirms the University's commitment to continuing to build one of Canada's leading research environments.

Neuroscience research capacity boosted by addition of Mohajerani

Dr. Majid H. Mohajerani is the new CAIP Chair in Brain Health and Dementia, the third of four new research Chairs under the CAIP Chairs program

Alumnus Clark returns to CCBN in search of answers to brain's puzzle

Dr. Ben Clark has come full circle, returning to the U of L to continue the work he first began as an undergraduate neuroscience student

Groundbreaking study to focus on moral distress

The study, which is funded by the national Alzheimer Society Research Program, is the first in Canada to focus on moral distress in continuing care settings

New Chair in Aquatic Health Appointed

The University of Lethbridge has added to its internationally recognized expertise in water research with the addition of a new Chair in Aquatic Health, Dr. Greg Pyle.

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U of L announces Dr. Athanasios Zovoilis as its newest Canada Research Chair

CCBN research capabilities expand with state-of-the-art optical imaging lab

Study reveals nursing and care staff experience distress in caring for residents with dementia

Canada Foundation for Innovation investment to support creation of cutting-edge cellular imaging research centre

Exploring How The Brain Recovers From A Stroke

Spotlight on Research - 50 x 50

Neuroscience research capacity boosted by addition of Mohajerani

Alumnus Clark returns to CCBN in search of answers to brain's puzzle

Groundbreaking study to focus on moral distress

New Chair in Aquatic Health Appointed

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