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W/ the help of ALS Canada and Brain Canada, Drs. Lee and Youn are using advanced technology to identify new ways proteins interact within a motor neuron. This #research is laying the groundwork for the discovery of targets for solutions for #ALS patients ➡️bit.ly/3tUTYpJ

New fellowship opportunity 📢! The TDRA Research Fellowship for Black and Indigenous candidates is now accepting applications. Open to PhD and Postdocs (including candidates), and MDs. Learn more: bit.ly/3rOCERU #BlackInSTEM #IndigenousSTEM #BlackInNeuro #IndigenousNeuro

Only 1 week left to submit an LOI for the Temerty-Tanz-TDRA Seed Fund Award (due June 15, 2022 at 5pm ET). Accepting proposals that advance innovative approaches to depression & dementia research! Apply now: tdra.utoronto.ca/temerty-tanz-t…

"This approach is potentially game-changing," says Dr. Fasano from UHN's @C_R_A_N_I_A UHN researchers at Krembil Brain Institute develop an approach to better tailor deep brain stimulation to patients' needs to help with conditions, such as Parkinson's disease. More → bit.ly/3P3ZH3z

Sean Nuttall's record-breaking swim will raise funds for the Tanz Centre in memory of his father. “I’m hoping this swim inspires others to dream big while also supporting a wonderful cause. Every little bit helps,” he says. bit.ly/3J71LH2

Some behind-the-scenes photos of Sean Nuttall (and #TemertyMed Prof. Graham Collingridge) as he takes off on his record-breaking swim in support of Tanz Centre at University of Toronto!

In support of Tanz Centre at University of Toronto, Sean Nuttall swam 100km across Lake Ontario in 42 hours. He became only the second person to achieve a double-crossing. Read more about Sean's story & why he did the swim in memory of his father in this The Globe and Mail piece tgam.ca/3q5RUIR

Join us for the inaugural Temerty-Tanz-TDRA workshop on Nov. 30 which will explore the intersection of dementia and depression. bit.ly/3SAt6Vk

New Tanz Centre at University of Toronto trainee Shelley Forrest presents on co-existing proteinopathies in globular global #tauopathy w/ some data from the recently established #GGTconsortium

Repeat traumatic brain injuries may increase your risk for a condition called Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE). #TemertyMed Prof. Carmela Tartaglia talked about how she’s working to identify diagnostic tools to predict CTE ⁦University Health Network⁩ bit.ly/3sY6rYm

Congratulations to Tanz researcher Dr. Philip McGoldrick on being named the 2022 Career Transition Award recipient.

A study led by #TemertyMed Prof. Gabor Kovacs (Gabor G. Kovacs MD PhD FRCPC) reveals new insights into the mechanism underlying Lewy body disorders such as Parkinson's and dementia. University Health Network bit.ly/3Z3OkOh

“For the first time, this research indicates the extent to which somatostatin could be important in Alzheimer’s disease,” says Gerold Schmitt-Ulms, LMP faculty member. His research at Tanz Centre at University of Toronto is challenging long-held views of the disease. ow.ly/ZIVC50OUk1e

Tanz Centre research challenges long-held view of early-stage Alzheimer's disease: bit.ly/3r7e3dp

This week’s 2023 LMP Art Competition feature, “Life of a Lewy Body,” is from LMP PhD candidate Ain Kim. This image was captured in Gabor G. Kovacs MD PhD FRCPC lab at Tanz Centre at University of Toronto #uoft #uoftlmp #uoftmedicine #labmedicine #scienceart #pathology #lewybody #dementia #alzheimers

A great team, doing great research!

🔬Marc Shenouda, PhD and @JanuceRobertson, aim to bring hope to ALS patients. Their team at Tanz Centre at University of Toronto has discovered a groundbreaking molecule. With Connaught Award support, they hope to revolutionize ALS treatment. lmp.utoronto.ca/news/breakthro…

Unraveling the enigma of Nodding Syndrome lmp.utoronto.ca/news/unravelin…

The #TemertyMed community is mourning the recent passing of professor of surgery, Robin McLeod. 🧵

Study by Tanz Centre at University of Toronto researchers explores the complex link between depression and dementia. bit.ly/3TUeB2b