Exploring the
neurodevelopmental foundations of affect &
cognition
Developmental__Neuroscience__Laboratory
Developmental__Neuroscience__Laboratory
Recent News
Opening of new
lab
- hoorah! - we've just moved into our new lab in PC 329
- hoorah! - we've just moved into our new lab in PC 329
Developing Program Themes
We have a
number of program areas in development including
- the impact of Copy Number Variants on Brain Morphology
in ASD
- neuroplasticity through Targeted Computer Game training
- the identification of Risk and Neurodevelopmental Endophenotypes of Bipolar Disorder, MDD and ASD
- the impact of Copy Number Variants on Brain Morphology
in ASD
- neuroplasticity through Targeted Computer Game training
- the identification of Risk and Neurodevelopmental Endophenotypes of Bipolar Disorder, MDD and ASD
Paper just out
Another Paper just out
The
Developmental Neuroscience Lab is part of the
Department of Psychology, Neuroscience and Behaviour,
at McMaster
University, in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
The
activities of the lab focus on the development
of multidisciplinary
research on Developmental Neuroscience.
Our lab works with a number of child development
initiatives across Ontario, as well as other similar national
and
international facilities.
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