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What We Do
Community
Our goal is to build a welcoming community for undergraduate students at McMaster University who are interested in collaborative learning regarding neuroscience research.
Inspiration
We strive to inspire and nurture undergraduate neuroscience interest and offer opportunities to explore that interest through networking events and discussions.
Support
We aim to support neuroscience – related research through active fundraising and fostering student connections with faculty.
Journal Publications
Pregnancy turns back the clock
Pregnancy is a complex enough biological process as it is due to the vast number of hormonal fluctuations as the…
Keep readingNeuroimaging biomarkers of treatment response in anxiety disorders
Anxiety disorders are the most prevalent psychiatric conditions across the human lifespan, with an estimated lifetime prevalence of 31.9%.1,2 They…
Keep readingA brief introduction to visual snow syndrome
Visual Snow Syndrome is still a medical mystery due to its rarity and frequent misdiagnosis. Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS) is…
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