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Research
Latest papers
Reconfigurations of cortical manifold structure during reward-based motor learning.
eLife · 2024 · senior author
Weight bearing as a measure of disease progression in experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis.
Journal of neuroimmunology · 2021
Increased functional connectivity after stroke correlates with behavioral scores in non-human primate model.
Scientific reports · 2017
Latest funding
- $1,204,876
Understanding whole-brain reorganization following stroke and its relation to functional recovery
CIHR · 2026 · Principal investigator
- $696,150
A neuro-computational model of motor learning: Dissociating memory expression, updating, and creation in the human brain
CIHR · 2026 · Nominated PI
- $150,000
Neuroimaging equipment for investigating primate brain structure and function
NSERC · 2024 · Co-investigator
3 publications.
Reconfigurations of cortical manifold structure during reward-based motor learning.
Nick Q, Gale DJ, Areshenkoff C, De Brouwer A, Nashed J, Wammes J, Zhu T, Flanagan R, Smallwood J, Gallivan J
Weight bearing as a measure of disease progression in experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis.
Segal JP, Phillips S, Dubois RM, Silva JR, Haird CM, Gale D, Hopman WM, Gallivan J, Gilron I, Ghasemlou N
Increased functional connectivity after stroke correlates with behavioral scores in non-human primate model.
Hernandez-Castillo CR, Nashed JY, Fernandez-Ruiz J, Wang J, Gallivan J, Cook DJ
Understanding whole-brain reorganization following stroke and its relation to functional recovery
Principal investigators: Cook, Douglas J; Gallivan, Jason P
Keywords: Brain Remapping; Non-Human Primate; Rehabilitation; Stroke
A neuro-computational model of motor learning: Dissociating memory expression, updating, and creation in the human brain
Principal investigators: Gallivan, Jason P
Keywords: Brain Connectivity; Computational Modelling; Functional Mri; Motor Learning; Reaching; Sensorimotor
Neuroimaging equipment for investigating primate brain structure and function
Principal investigators: Tusche, Anita
Keywords: brain connectivity; brain function; brain structure; cognitive neuroscience; neuroimaging; nonhuman primates; social neuroscience
Sensory and memory representations for action planning and control
Principal investigators: Gallivan, Jason
Keywords: action planning; motor control; sensory; memory; cognition; object manipulation; grasping; functional mri; motor behaviour; neural coding
Multimodal prediction of seizure recurrence after unprovoked first seizure to guide clinical decision-making: A multi-centre study of cognition, mood and brain connectivity as predictors
Principal investigators: Winston, Gavin P; Omisade, Antonina
Keywords: Brain Connectivity; Cognition; Epilepsy; Mood; Neuroimaging; Neurophysiology
Imaging-based analysis of mechanisms underlying repeated sub-concussive injury assessed in military personnel
Principal investigators: Cook, Douglas J
Keywords: Military; Mri; Neurologic Injury; Subconcussive Impacts
Understanding the neurobiology of social distancing and the impact of staying digitally connected `online'
Principal investigators: Gallivan, Jason
Keywords: neuroplasticity magnetic resonance imaging social behaviour social networks social isolation
Human functional neuroimaging stimulus presentation and data collection system for studies of action, perception and decision-making
Principal investigators: Gallivan, Jason
Investigating the role of cognitive brain networks in human motor learning
Principal investigators: Gallivan, Jason P
Keywords: Brain Connectivity; Functional Mri; Motor Learning; Sensorimotor
MRI-compatible data collection and monitoring system for neuroimaging studies in humans and non-human primates
Principal investigators: Gallivan, Jason
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Ian Gilron and Nader Ghasemlou: 10 shared papers
- Randy Flanagan and Jason Gallivan: 1 shared paper
- Ian Gilron and Jason Gallivan: 1 shared paper
- Nader Ghasemlou and Jason Gallivan: 1 shared paper
- Anesthesiology
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