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CCNA Members are active during AAIC>2020

The Annual Alzheimer’s International Conference, which was originally scheduled to take place in Amsterdam July 27-31, was transformed into a virtual event. Many Canadian researchers, members of CCNA, are contributing to the success of this event, and to the work done to...

CCNA Virtual Café

During the COVID-19 pandemic, as we live through these difficult and strange days and as conferences and in-person activities are canceled, CCNA invites its members and trainees to stay connected with the weekly Virtual Café. These Zoom get-togethers happen every Wednesdays at...

Improbable Encounter, a CCNA Talking Brains Webinar

Join us for our 1st Improbable Encounter An out-of-the-box discussion between Dr Gillian Einstein and Dr Neil Cashman August 7, 2020 at 1:00 pm EDT Is there any connection between sex and gender and molecular neuroscience in the context of dementia research? What are the poten...

Join CCNA’s Talking Brains Webinar

  From 0 to 100 in Remote Dementia Research: A Practical Guide With guest speaker Megan O’Connell, Ph.D.  July 9, 2020 at 1:30 pm EDT   “During the current pandemic, we have all had to move to virtual and remote methods for dementia research, but this is ...

A Prestigious Prize for a CCNA Researcher

A Prestigious Prize for a CCNA Researcher CCNA’s Team 1 Member Guy A. Rouleau, OQ, MD, PhD, FRCPC, FRSC, has received the 2020 Canada Gairdner Wightman Award from the Gairdner Foundation in recognition of his outstanding contribution to health science. Dr Rouleau is the Direct...

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