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Researchers at the eBrain Lab have found that the brain's rapidly fluctuating activity at a global level significantly shapes its response to neurostimulation.

🧠New results in youth with Major Depressive Disorder using Theta Burst Stimulation (TBS) led by Dr. Dhami in our lab! We found that more negative N45 & smaller P60, measured by TMS-EEG, were associated with greater treatment response #MentalHealth #TMS

As a lab focused on mental health, we know how important it is to help remove the stigma surrounding mental health issues💚

Learn more about how you can honour mental health here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/tracybrower/2023/10/08/what-is-world-mental-health-day-and-how-can-you-celebrate/?sh=53e894646170

Congratulations to @labEbrain member Amin Kabir on a successful poster presentation at the @Brainbox_Init 2023 Conference!

Congratulations to @labEbrain member Marie-Anne Dussault Gomez on a successful poster presentation at the 2023 Society for Psychophysiological Research Annual Meeting #2023SPR

Congratulations to @LabEbrain member Benjamin Schwartzmann on his recent publication in @JAMANetwork


Read it now ↓
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2809952

Des chercheurs de l’Université Simon Fraser en Colombie-Britannique ont démontré l’efficacité d’une méthode alternative dans le traitement des troubles dépressifs majeurs chez les jeunes. Une tranche d’âge pour laquelle les traitements médicamenteux classiques représenteraient trop de risques.

It was great to see presentations from Dr. Farzan and Dr. Dhami from our lab, and we're looking forward to day two!

CONTENT FROM: BRAIN AWARENESS WEEK REPORT

Working along CAN-BIND, our team researched changes in neurophysiological markers of affective inhibitory control following Cognitive Behavioural Treatment in individuals with depression.

Read about it in our recent publication by PhD candidate Paul Dhami et al!

Thank you to the School of Mechatronic Systems Engineering for organizing an opportunity for students to present their research.

Raaj Chatterjee always had his mind set on making a difference through technology.

MECHATRONIC SYSTEMS ENGINEERING MASTER'S STUDENT IN THE FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES

Simon Fraser University’s (SFU) Institute for Neuroscience and Neurotechnology (INN)

Raaj Chatterjee | TEDxSFU

Innovating technological solutions to mental health issues like depression and addiction.

It is bestowed on the student whose high scholastic standing and extracurricular activities demonstrate outstanding qualities of character and unselfish devotion to the university.

President's Faculty Lecture with Dr. Faranak Farzan