Dr. Marco Bonizzato, Future Leader in Canadian Brain Research, and his team at Polytechnique Montréal are exploring Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) to aid stroke survivors in regaining muscle control.

A unique approach to regaining movement

Montreal researcher tests novel neurotechnology to help stroke survivors regain muscle control According to data collected by Public Health Agency of Canada, approximately 878,500 Canadian adults over the age o...
ALS research

A sister’s love: Pushing ALS research forward

In 2017, Linda Auger Morissette’s brother, Pierre, received an amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) diagnosis at the age of 52. “This completely shocked my family,” she says. “My daughter, who views her uncle l...
Brain Gains

Offering hope to brain injury survivors

Dr. Matthew Galati, traumatic brain injury survivor and Founder of Brain Changes Initiative In 2013, Matthew Galati was well on his way to becoming a doctor. One weekend, on his way back to medical school from ...
Mental Health

Building back our mental health

The COVID-19 pandemic has contributed to a renewed focus on our collective mental health. For more than a year now, Canadians have been faced with increased isolation, heightened uncertainty and overwhelming fe...