Colloquia & Events
SfN Ottawa is proud to host and participate in Neuroscience outreach, seminars, colloquia, and mental-health related events in the Ottawa region and beyond. If you have an event or series of events that you think our membership would be interested in, please contact our website coordinator.
Events
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Carleton Neuroscience Colloquium – Dr. Corina Nagy, McGill University
Health Sciences Building, Room 1301 1125 Colonel By Dr, Ottawa, CanadaTitle: Deciphering Depression: Single-Cell Insights into Sex-Specific Depressive States and Depression-Related Developmental Trajectories.
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2025 Ottawa Brain Bee
Health Sciences Building 1125 Colonel By, Ottawa, ON, Canada -
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Brain Awareness at the Museum
Canada Science and Technology Museum 1867 St. Laurent Blvd, Ottawa, ON, Canada -
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Brain and Mental Health Art Show
Glebe Community Centre 175 Third Ave, Ottawa, ON, Canada -
Canadian National: The Final Showdown (Brain Bee, Phase 2)
Toronto Sheraton Centre Hotel 123 Queen St W, Toronto, ON, CanadaCongratulations to Emma Rees for winning the Ottawa Brain Bee and ranking among the top 3 competitors in phase 1 of the National competition! Tune into phase 2 of the…
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Carleton Neuroscience Colloquium: Dr. Alfonso Abizaid, Carleton University
Health Sciences Building, Room 1301 1125 Colonel By Dr, Ottawa, CanadaTitle: Ghrelin: what is it good for? Absolutely EVERYTHING!
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Carleton Neuroscience Colloquium: Dr. Cassandra Morrison, Carleton University
Health Sciences Building, Room 1301 1125 Colonel By Dr, Ottawa, CanadaTitle: From Perceived Decline to Detectable Change: Cognitive and Neural Signatures of Subjective Cognitive Decline
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BRAINBYTES
Brainbytes is a forum for neuroscience graduate students to share thesis plans, gain experience presenting, answer questions, and build momentum for works in progress. It is an opportunity to share…
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Carleton Neuroscience Colloquium: Dr. Robert Chen, University of Toronto
Health Sciences Building, Room 1301 1125 Colonel By Dr, Ottawa, CanadaTitle: Non-invasive brain stimulation for movement disorders – Hosted by Dr. Shawn Hayley
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BRAINBYTES
Brainbytes is a forum for neuroscience graduate students to share thesis plans, gain experience presenting, answer questions, and build momentum for works in progress. It is an opportunity to share…
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Carleton Neuroscience Colloquium: Dr. Gilda Stefanelli, University of Ottawa
Health Sciences Building, Room 1301 1125 Colonel By Dr, Ottawa, CanadaThe Neuroscience Colloquium series is an opportunity for students and faculty members to attend a lecture from a researcher to learn about the groundbreaking advances being made in field. Colloquiua take…