Official twitter page of the Laboratory for Brain Recovery and Function at Dalhousie University. We figure out the brain so you can learn better.
Dalhousie University, Halifax
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Introducing one of our Panel series for this years Crossroads Conference: Improving Access to Healthcare Through E-Health! This panel will include Dr. Lori Wozney, Sahil Chawla and Dr. Rita Orji! 🗣️
#dalcrossroads 🩵
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Calling all graduate students interested in science communication! Applications for @ComSciConCAN are now open! Click the link to apply: bit.ly/ComSciConApp2025
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A new $3.2 million Dalhousie Research Excellence Scholarship has been set up to support PhD students at Dal. Next year, 30 new doctoral-level entrance scholarships will be awarded. Learn more: ow.ly/CLo350TUuS5
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Officially a MSc (in Rehabilitation Research)! Thank you Shaun, my parents, and Kyle for coming to celebrate with me today @DalLBRF @DalHealth @DalPhysio
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Deeply appreciative for the Faculty of Health at Dalhousie taking the time to get to know their students. Check out the article if you’re interested!!
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Now published: Special issue on the neurocognitive mechanisms of imagery and imagery practice of motor Actions: tinyurl.com/3b33bhv3
5 Position papers and more than 20 commentaries from the areas of imagery/ motor control/ motor learning. Sincere thanks to all contributors!
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Want to learn more about providing healthcare in low resource settings? Or more specifically, administering anesthesia in microgravity?! Listen to our most recent podcast with @jon_bailey_anes
Link: open.spotify.com/episode/26v…
@DalMedSchool @DalScience @DalhousieU
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Effective communication is an integral part of being human. In our latest episode, we chat with @rebecca_affoo, shedding light on the role of speech-language pathologists in addressing communication disorders
Link: open.spotify.com/episode/1OH…
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Just submitted a manuscript of my Master's work to a Journal today!! Keeping my expectations realistic: accepted - no revisions 😎 @DalLBRF
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We are asking you to join us in impacting the future of Physiotherapy! We are looking for 30 more year 1 student placement offers. For our PT community members who can provide a student placement for June 17 - July 26, 2024- please submit your offer here: bit.ly/43Cd0Ba
ALT Dal PT School looking for student placements
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It’s time friends!! Can’t think of a better combination than research and comedy. Come support our first event!
Tickets are live for Bright Club Halifax's FIRST research comedy show!! Be sure to get some before they sell out!!
Link: eventbrite.ca/e/bright-club-…
@oxfordtaproom @BrightClubMcr @InnovatePulse
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New episode out now with @MatthewNumer !! Talk lots about SHAG, not Shaggy from Scooby Doo, but the sexual health and gender research lab!! 🥤✉️✔️
Link: open.spotify.com/episode/1Ht…
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These @DalhousieU undergraduates did a great job today at our #BrainAwarenessWeek SLAM Your Neuroscience competition. They are all winners for taking part but the top few take home a cash prize too. Well done to all and Thanks to the supporters who came along.
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There are several scholarships for Yarmouth campus students including the Growing Rural Nurses Scholarships! 3/3 @DalHealth @DalhousieU
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Check out our🔥🔥🔥 new pre-print where we show a dependency of visual and kinesthetic imagery on isolated visual and motor experiences osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/pf… @MattScott93 @DrKraeutner – at Vancouver, British Columbia
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#UBCO researchers are leveraging mental practice and video games to accelerate the relearning of motor skills for stroke survivors: bit.ly/4b6chM4
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Our latest paper led by @mmorenoverdu and @RobertMHardwick is now published in Neuropsychologia.
The article provides useful guidelines and checklists to improve reporting in action observation and motor imagery research.
Read the paper here: authors.elsevier.com/a/1iFeb…
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Great to see the Guidelines for Reporting Action Simulation Studies (GRASS) finally published online. @RobertMHardwick @mmorenoverdu expertly led many @_RIOgroup_ members in publishing this article (and useful checklists) for researchers in this area.
doi.org/10.1016/j.neuropsych…