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Research
Latest funding
- $20,000
Expanding the KIND study planning meeting
CIHR · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $631,126
Modulating attentional circuitry in the anterior cingulate cortex using adaptive intracranial stimulation
CIHR · 2021 · Co-investigator
- $90,000
Neurodevelopmental trajectories of HIV-exposed uninfected (HEU) children compared to HIV-unexposed uninfected (HUU) children during childhood and the long-term impact of perinatal antiretroviral therapy
CIHR · 2020 · Supervisor
Expanding the KIND study planning meeting
Principal investigators: Serghides, Lena
Keywords: Autism; Children Who Are Hiv Exposed But Uninfected; Hiv; Hiv Antiretrovirals; Neurodevelopment; Puberty
Modulating attentional circuitry in the anterior cingulate cortex using adaptive intracranial stimulation
Principal investigators: Ibrahim, George
Keywords: Anterior Cingulate Cortex; Attention; Intracranial Stimulation; Oscillations
Neurodevelopmental trajectories of HIV-exposed uninfected (HEU) children compared to HIV-unexposed uninfected (HUU) children during childhood and the long-term impact of perinatal antiretroviral therapy
Principal investigators: Young, Julia
Keywords: Behaviour; Brain Development; Cognitive Development; Hiv; Hiv-Exposed Unaffected; Infectious Diseases; Longitudinal Research; Magnetic Resonance Imaging; Neuropsychology; Pediatrics
Healthy Living for HIV-exposed Uninfected Children - cognitive, behavioural, neuroimaging and animal studies to assess the impact of in utero exposure to HIV and antiretrovirals.
Principal investigators: Serghides, Lena; Stein, Nicci; Bitnun, Sean A; Brophy, Jason C; Sled, John G; Smith, Mary Lou
Keywords: Biomarkers; Cohort; Hiv Antiretrovirals; Hiv Exposed Uninfected Children; In Utero Exposure; Mouse Model; Mri; Neurodevelopment
Healthy Living for HIV-exposed Uninfected Children - cognitive, behavioural, neuroimaging and animal studies to assess the impact of in utero exposure to HIV and antiretrovirals.
Principal investigators: Serghides, Lena; Stein, Nicci; Bitnun, Sean A; Brophy, Jason C; Sled, John G; Smith, Mary Lou
Keywords: Behavioural Testing; Cohort; Hiv; Hiv Antiretrovirals; Hiv Exposed Uninfected Children; Magnetic Resonance Imaging; Mouse Model; Neurocognitive Testing; Neurodevelopment; Perinatal
Understanding the thoughts and emotions of others: neuroimaging measures of typical and atypical development
Principal investigators: Taylor, Margot J
Keywords: Autism; Children; Cognitive Development; Emotional Processing; Inhibition; Meg; Mri; Social Cognition; Theory Of Mind; Very Preterm Born Children
Cognitive outcome in children born very preterm; longitudinal measures of brain structure & function from birth
Principal investigators: Taylor, Margot J
Keywords: Cognitive Functions; Frontal Lobe Development; Meg; Mri; Preterm-Born Children
Impact of Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery on Health-Related Quality Of Life
Principal investigators: Widjaja, Elysa; Smith, Mary Lou
Keywords: Baseline Predictors Of Quality Of Life; Epilepsy Treatment; Health-Related Quality Of Life; Mediators And Moderators Of Quality Of Life; Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery
Interdisciplinary HIV Pregnancy Research Group: Care and Research to Optimize HIV-positive Women's Health during Preconception, Pregnancy and Motherhood.
Principal investigators: Loutfy, Mona R; Serghides, Lena; Yudin, Mark H
Keywords: Health Systems; Hiv; Maternal Health; Motherhood; Policy Development; Postpartum; Preconception; Pregnancy; Team Building; Translational Research
Longitudinal study of brain mechanisms underlying visual working memory in children with autism
Principal investigators: Taylor, Margot J
Keywords: Autism; Executive Function; Fmri And Meg; Frontal Lobe Development; Working Memory
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