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.
2024 Hopewell M.I.N.D. Prize awarded
In the news
New clinical trial begins in Calgary to improve stroke care in Canada
UCalgary research selected by CIHR to investigate a drug designed to protect brain cells after an ischemic stroke
Six UCalgary faculty among Canada's 100 Most Powerful Women
List includes scientific director of the O’Brien Institute for Public Health
Family involvement in research leads to powerful outcomes
The Family Engagement in Research Course invites researchers and people with lived experience to help shape the future of neurodevelopmental research
35th ASTech Awards celebrate UCalgary research community and alumni
Annual awards recognize Alberta’s science and technology innovation sector
Hopewell M.I.N.D. Prize awarded for research into brain-computer interfaces
Cumming School of Medicine researchers Adam Kirton and Alicia Hilderley announced as 2024 recipients of $1-million injection in philanthropic funding
Class of 2024: First graduate of Computational Neuroscience program studies the ‘edge of chaos’
Taylor Kergan’s research aims to use machine-learned models for diagnosis and exploration in brain research
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