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The Douglas Research Centre became the first mental health institution in Canada to adopt open science. Building on this momentum, we proudly announce the Douglas Open Science Awards.
- The Douglas Open Science Awards support projects by graduate students and postdoctoral fellows that advance open science at the Douglas Research Centre and in the field of mental health.
- Successful proposals will benefit not only the project submitted, but also the wider research community.
- Eligible projects may include, for example, the sharing of datasets, analytical processes or other research results.
This awards program is supported by the Tanenbaum Open Science Institute (TOSI) and the Douglas Foundation.
Douglas Open Science Awards 2022
- Anjali Chawla & Malosree Maitra, (joint award), with Drs. Corina Nagy & Gustavo Turecki, for a project called: “Interactive explorations of multimodal single-nucleus sequencing of the brain in major depressive disorder”
- Dre Katie Lavigne, with Drs. Martin Lepage & Alan Evans, for a project entitled: “CONP-Experiments: An open-source neuroimaging experiment-sharing platform”
- Kristelle Alunni-Menichini, with Drs Michel Perreault et Brigitte Vachon, for a project called: “DIALOG’, a collaborative blog”
