welcome!
At NeuroLab we make use of neuroimaging, behavioral and neuropsychological approaches to investigate different domains of research in cognitive neuroscience. Our main interest is to investigate the cognitive skills and neural mechanisms underlying the human ability to orient and navigate in the surrounding. In addition, we are interested in understanding the brain mechanisms involved in the human ability to recognize faces and process facial expressions. We have other projects that may interest you. Explore our website to find out more about our research!
Helping Children Stay Oriented Through Life
Our lab is running a crowdfunding campaign (one of 5 Canadian projects selected out of 140 globally) to fund a research project that aims at designing and programming a video game that can identify children with spatial orientation difficulties and and help them to develop proper orientation skills. 
Crowdfunding is a new way to make science happen and depends on contributions from the public. The project is live for the entire month of May. Click here to find out more about our project. If you know anyone who would be interested in our research, please feel free to forward this information.
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- gettinglost.ca
- faceblind.org
- feelspace
- hotchkiss brain institute
- seaman family centre
- dept of clinical neurosciences
- dept of psychology
- bsc neuroscience
- graduate program neuroscience
- graduate program psychology
cognitive neuroscience society