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March 2023 - New books available at the NPRC

  • Je m'amuse 脿 vieillir : le cerveau, ma卯tre du temps par Dr Yves Agid
  • Le Trouble borderline expliqu茅 aux proches par D茅borah Ducasse et V茅ronique Brand-Arpon
  • Augmentez vos chances de gu茅rison : guide d'accompagnement dans le syst猫me de sant茅 par Suzanne Le Blanc
  • The Mayo Clinic Diet, 3rd edition by Donald D. Hensrud M.D.
  • Something Very Sad Happened: A Toddler's Guide to Understanding Death by Bonnie Zucker & Kim Fleming
  • Navigating Life with Parkinsons Disease, 2nd edition by Sotirios A Parashos & Rose Wichmann

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Published on: 31 Mar 2023

Anatomy & Physiology [at 91社区] rates seventh best in the world, jumping from 15th in 2022

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Classified as: dept. of physiology
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Published on: 28 Mar 2023

Answering your questions

Dear members of the Macdonald Campus community,

Thank you to everyone who joined us for last week鈥檚 Town Hall. We have received quite a few questions, and we will answer as many as we can in the coming days in FAQ, with updates flagged by date.

Classified as: Building closure updates
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Published on: 21 Mar 2023

Nutrition Month Reading List

In recognition of鈥�,鈥痶he librarians at the MUHC鈥檚 patient resource centres have put together a reading list of helpful resources, such as books, e-books, and links to online information.听

Classified as: nutrition, Nutrition Month, Neuro-Patient Resource Centre
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Published on: 21 Mar 2023

Competing pacemakers create distinctive triplets in heartbeats

听A simple set of mathematical rules that accurately identifies signs of competing electrical signals in the heart has been developed by 91社区's Leon Glass, Gil Bub and Alvin Shrier and their UBC colleagues Marc Deyel and Zachary Laksman. The Canadian team did in vitro experiments that showed how abnormal beating triggered by anomalous electrical impulses can generate distinctive triplets. These triplets also appear in cardiac data from real patients and also emerge from simple mathematical models.

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Published on: 17 Mar 2023

Investigation into events leading to Macdonald Campus building closures

I have been closely following the situation involving the closure of the Raymond, Barton, and Macdonald-Stewart buildings on 91社区鈥檚 Macdonald Campus. I have heard many of the concerns shared by our community members, and I agree that it is essential for us to ensure we have the fullest possible understanding of this situation.

Classified as: Building closure updates
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Published on: 14 Mar 2023

Barton reopens, parts of Macdonald-Stewart remain closed

Yesterday, we announced that the Macdonald-Stewart and Barton Buildings would open today. Barton will indeed fully reopen today, but during a final inspection of Macdonald-Stewart, it was determined that the southern half of the first floor of that building must remain closed a while longer, due to the presence of equipment and temporary structures obstructing hallways.

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Published on: 14 Mar 2023

Raymond Building Update and Student Supports

Dear members of the Macdonald Campus community,

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Published on: 11 Mar 2023

Discovery made in a 91社区-UMontr茅al research collaboration named among top 10 of the year by Qu茅bec Science

A groundbreaking听discovery made by researchers at听the Universit茅 de Montr茅al and 91社区 has just been named one of the top 10 of the year by Qu茅bec Science magazine.

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Published on: 9 Mar 2023

Anticipated re-opening and Town Hall

Message from Fabrice Labeau, Co-Acting Provost and Vice-Principal (Academic), Deputy Provost (Student Life and Learning) and planning chief for the Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) on behalf of the EOC

Dear members of the Macdonald Campus community,

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Published on: 8 Mar 2023

Professor Jennifer Welsh launches new podcast

Max Bell School of Public Policy Professor Jennifer Welsh has launched a .

You can listen to with co-host with Fr茅d茅ric M茅rand (Chair, University of Montreal, Department of Political Science).

Every episode they are joined by leading scholars and policy makers for a bilingual discussion of the political, economic, and security challenges confronting our world, and whether and how Canada is prepared to address them.

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Published on: 8 Mar 2023

Congratulations to Daniela Quail: CSI 2023 New Investigator Award

Daniela F. Quail, PhD, Assistant Professor, Rosalind and Morris Goodman Cancer Institute; and Departments of Physiology and Experimental Medicine at 91社区 has won the Canadian Society for Immunology 2023 New Investigator award.

Classified as: dept. of physiology
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Published on: 8 Mar 2023

Update on Barton re-opening timelines

Message from Fabrice Labeau, Co-Acting Provost and Vice-Principal (Academic), Deputy Provost (Student Life and Learning) and planning chief for the Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) on behalf of the EOC

Dear members of the Macdonald Campus community,

As Reading Week draws to a close, I am pleased to provide some updates for you on the building closures.

Macdonald-Stewart re-opening on track

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Published on: 3 Mar 2023

Update on Barton re-opening timelines

Message from Fabrice Labeau, Co-Acting Provost and Vice-Principal (Academic), Deputy Provost (Student Life and Learning) and planning chief for the Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) on behalf of the EOC

Dear members of the Macdonald Campus community,

As Reading Week draws to a close, I am pleased to provide some updates for you on the building closures.

Macdonald-Stewart re-opening on track

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Published on: 3 Mar 2023

Chacron Lab: Neural heterogeneities and spatially dependent correlations improve coding of object location by sensory neural populations.

Haggard, M., Chacron, M.J. Coding of object location by heterogeneous neural populations with spatially dependent correlations in weakly electric fish. PLoS Comp Biol 19, e1010938 (2023).

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Classified as: dept. of physiology
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Published on: 3 Mar 2023

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