EEGNet Platform Launch Technical Preview
Registration is now open to attend the Technical Launch of the EEGNet Platform, which will feature a demonstration of the platform and invite questions and new users to participate in the platform.
Three new members join the QBIN steering committee
We are delighted to introduce three new members to our steering committee, each bringing unique expertise that enriches our collective knowledge and strengthens our commitment to advancing bio-imaging in Quebec.
Increased access and efficacy of imaging tests to detect prostate cancer
Important research by QBIN members at the Université de Sherbrooke has led to the adoption of a new imaging test that can detect prostate cancer more quickly and more accurately than ever before.
Postdoctoral fellow – UQAM/Concordia University
Several two-year postdoctoral research positions in software engineering for connected health are available at UQAM and Concordia University.
New Partnership Announcement: QBIN joins forces with TransMedTech Institute
We’re pleased to share the news of an important partnership between the Quebec Bio-Imaging Network and the TransMedTech Institute.
Postdoctoral Fellow – University of Texas Health San Antonio
The Neuroimage Analytics Laboratory (NAL) and the Biggs Institute Neuroimaging Core (BINC) at the University of Texas Health San Antonio are recruiting a postdoctoral fellow in deep learning in neuroimaging.
Research Assistant – University of Texas Health San Antonio
The Neuroimage Analytics Laboratory (NAL) and the Biggs Institute Neuroimaging Core (BINC) at University of Texas Health San Antonio are recruiting a research assistant in computational neuroimaging.
Postdoctoral Fellow – ACT Consortium
The Accelerating Clinical Trials Consortium is recruiting a PhD graduate or post-doctoral fellow to work on a project aimed at increasing representativeness in clinical trials.
5th Neuro Open Science in Action Symposium
The 2023 Open Science in Action symposium will take place on November 30 at the Montreal neurological Institute. The symposium will focus on how Open Science is becoming the New Normal in research, featuring speakers from leading international and local initiatives.
The Art of Imaging featured in the The Tribune
A recently published article in the independent student-run newspaper, The Tribune, features the latest edition of The Art of Imaging Exhibition, which took place from October 14-19 in Montreal.