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  • Western’s Mel Goodale Named World’s Top Scholar in Visual Neuroscience

    January 26, 2026
    Melvyn (Mel) Goodale, PhD, Distinguished University Professor and co-founder of Western’s Centre for Brain & Mind (formerly known as the Brain & Mind Institute), has been ranked #1 worldwide in the specialty of Visual System by ScholarGPS, a leading scholarly analytics platform.

  • How infectious diseases affect the brain: In conversation with Dr. Robyn Klein

    January 19, 2026
    The neuroimmunologist on brain health, borders and the experiences that shaped her scientific path

  • The Impact Project: How to create hope for people with ALS and their families

    January 19, 2026
    The discovery of the RGNEF protein marked a pivotal moment for Dr. Michael Strong, who has spent three decades working with collaborators to push toward a major advance in ALS research

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