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A woman administers a test to a young boy

Program to help kids increases access to high-tech diagnostics in remote locations

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The Walsh family learns about organoid research in the Kurrasch lab. From left: Deepika Dogra, Deborah Kurrasch, Linden Walsh, Ian and Erin Walsh.

Research study ‘feels like hope’ for ²»Á¼Ñо¿Ëù family

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conceptual image of a head with a thumbprint overlaying it

U²»Á¼Ñо¿Ëù researchers aim to stop or prevent epileptic seizures

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From left to right, George Shimizu, Walter Herzog, Deborah Kurrasch, Ali Telmadarreie

Four U²»Á¼Ñо¿Ëù researchers honoured for excellence in biomechanics, epilepsy and carbon capture

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dr. jordan farrell

Breakthrough in epilepsy seizure knowledge shows promise for future treatment

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Morris Scantlebury

Grant will help team find mechanisms underlying epilepsy in infants

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Cam Teskey, Paolo Federico and PhD student Jordan Farrell worked together on the study.

Research collaborations lead to translational epilepsy solutions

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Nicole with her kids out for a bike ride. Biking is an important part of Nicole's routine.

Living with epilepsy can be 'just another day'

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Julie and Leah Zurbrigg

²»Á¼Ñо¿Ëù teen given tools to control her own disorder

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First-place team Neuraura was presented with the prize cheque at the 2018 TENET i2c competition finals on May 8. From left: Jon Meddings, dean of the Cumming School of Medicine; Pierre Wijdenes and Colin Dalton of Neuraura; and competition founder Ken Moore.

TENET i2c team wows judges with monitoring platform to measure brain activity

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