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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Matthew Hill Appointed as Director of The Mathison Centre for Mental Health Research & Education
Appointment effective March 1, 2026
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Women’s Resource Centre award recipients honoured for leadership and lasting impact
UCalgary community members recognized for advancing equity, resilience, and meaningful change
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FAIR Lab redefines youth mental health by focusing on flourishing
How we think about youth well-being can’t simply be about the absence of anxiety or depression
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UCalgary study investigates the use of common vitamin to treat the aggressive brain cancer glioblastoma
Findings indicate vitamin B3 looks promising to help rearm a compromised immune system
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UCalgary-led study reveals a genetic factor behind who may and may not benefit from opioids prescribed for pain
Findings from international and cross-faculty collaboration provide insight on responses, including why some people may be at higher risk of dependency
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Digital fingerprint of driving patterns identified as potential predictor of Alzheimer’s
UCalgary’s Healthy City Lab develops “route complexity metric” to track subtle changes in older adults’ everyday navigation behind the wheel
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