Research
HBI is conducting ground-breaking research in key focus areas which improves brain health and increases quality of life.
Members
Meet our members. HBI includes researchers from across 9 faculties at UCalgary, various departments and institutes.
Trainees
HBI trainees are vital to the discoveries and research conducted at the institute. Our trainees come from a variety of backgrounds and skillsets.
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Dr. Tolulope Sajobi appointed department head, Community Health Sciences
Appointment effective Jan. 1, 2026
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UCalgary researcher co-leads review aimed at changing practice in the U.S. and Canada
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