Training Opportunities
Training Opportunities

Students are the lifeblood of research at our centre.
See what graduate studies in spinal cord research can offer.

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Funding
Funding

The SCRC is funded by a number of granting agencies
such as CIHR, MHRC, NSERC, MPF and Will-to-Win.
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Research Objectives
Research Objectives

The SCRC's integrated research and training strategy comprises three overlapping thrusts: (1) Mechanistic Research, (2) Translational Research and (3) Neuroprotection, Repair, Regeneration & Cell Based Therapies.

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Seminar Series
Seminar Series

The SCRC hosts or participates in several seminar series,
as well as two neuroscience-related journal clubs.
These all provide great training opportunities.

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Welcome to the Spinal Cord Research Centre

We are located in the Department of Physiology and Pathophysiology at the University of Manitoba

Bannatyne campus, next to the Health Sciences Centre in downtown Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

Announcement from the Spinal Cord Research Centre

Obituary – Winnipeg Free Press

Canada's Top 100 Most Powerful Women in 2020

Congratulations goes out to Dr. Soheila Karimi who was identified as one of Canada's Top 100 Most Powerful Women in 2020.

UM News article

Thank you to all of you for making it to the Canadian Spinal Cord Injury Meeting! Special thanks to Drs. Karim Fouad (UAlberta) and Soheila Karimi (UManitoba) for the organization of this successful event!

Dr. Kristine Cowley awarded Tier 2 Canada Research Chair (CRC)

The SCRC would like to congratulate Dr. Cowley on receiving one of eleven new Canada Research Chairs (CRCs) in 2020. Read the full story.

The Spinal Cord Research Centre looks forward to working with Dr. Cowley in her new role as Director!

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Talks from the greatest neuroscientists working on movement circuits.

The Brain Prize Webinar Series –

Do not miss these! Register for the talks here

FUNDING

Congratulations Funding Recipients

Drs. Jeremy Chopek and Jill Stobart (Co-applicants) awarded a 2021-2022 Canadian Foundation for Innovation – John Evans Leadership Fund/Research Manitoba grant.

Drs. Jeremy Chopek and Kristine Cowley awarded the 2021 Craig H Neilsen Foundation award.

Dr. Jeremy Chopek awarded the 2020-2022 Research Manitoba New Investigator Operating Grant!

Dr. Soheila Karimi awarded Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada grant 2020-2023!

AWARDS

The SCRC would like to congratulate the following successful award recipients!

Victoria Nwachukwu, MSc student
– Graduate Student Excellence Award 2021-2022

Amir Ziaee, MSc student
– UMGF Award 2021-2022

Astrid Bravo Jimenez, MSc Student
– MITACS Graduate Fellowship Award 2021-2022

Mojtaba Hosseini, PhD student
– IBRO Award, Canadian Association for Neuroscience (2021)
– Trainee & Diversity Award, National Neurotrauma Society, USA (2021)
– Hilary Kaufman Lerner Memorial Fund in Multiple Sclerosis 2021
– Will-to-Win/Manitoba Paraplegia Foundation Studentship 2020-2022

Narjes Shahsavani, PhD Student
– Trainee & Diversity Award, National Neurotrauma Society, USA (2021)
– IBRO Award, Canadian Association for Neuroscience (2021)
– Will-to-Win/Manitoba Paraplegia Foundation Studentship 2020-2022

OPPORTUNITIES

No positions at this time.

No funding opportunities at this time.