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.
In the news
UCalgary researchers show brain shunts significantly benefit older adults with hydrocephalus
Groundbreaking trial demonstrates surgical treatment produced significant improvements in walking speed and balance after just three months
UCalgary researchers pursue new approach to manage deadly lung scarring
Research into nerve cells opens opportunities to pursue new treatment of pulmonary fibrosis
High school students learn the ins and outs of academic research in experiential summer program
Six-week High School Youth Researcher Summer (HYRS) program offers first look at life at university and real-world research
Reflections on the G7 Canada Brain Economy Summit
Hotchkiss Brain Institute director David Park talks about the path forward after a global gathering on brain health in Calgary
Celebrating 31 years of research excellence by Dr. Scott Patten
Epidemiology expert leaves lasting legacy
Four University of Calgary faculty named to incoming class of Royal Society of Canada College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists
Chad Bousman, Jinguang Hu, Myrle Ballard, and Amanda Melin recognized as emerging generation of intellectual leadership
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