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CRIC supports Douglas clinician-researchers in designing and delivering clinical research in a compliant manner—providing practical tools, operational support, and regulatory guidance. Our mission Building on existing Douglas capacities, CRIC is developing a self-sustaining, Health Canada–regulated clinical research program to bring cutting-edge innovations to patients across adult and child psychiatry. What we support Investigator-initiated studies (IITs) … Read more

The Douglas Neuroinformatics Platform (DNP) is a computing system living within the Douglas Research Centre (DRC) and providing informatics resources to the research community. The mission of the DNP is to support the DRC community by providing technical support and expertise to enable measurement-based care and compute-focused research. Our goal is that all members of the … Read more

The McGill-Mouse-Miniscope (M3) Touchscreen Behaviour Platform is a cohesive imaging and behavioural neuroscience research laboratory. McGill-Mouse-Miniscope Platform Directors: Our mission Our mission is to develop new expertise and technologies that bridge the research findings between mouse and human. The platform is continually developing and testing novel approaches for understanding and decoding brain and circuit function … Read more

The Molecular and Cellular Microscopy Platform (MCMP) is an advanced optical microscopy core facility founded in 2015 that offers access to the latest fluorescence microscopy techniques for neuroscience research. The facility is an Olympus Discovery Center, born from a partnership between the research center and Olympus Canada Inc. This allows the MCMP to offer the … Read more

The Douglas Cerebral Imaging Centre (CIC) is a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to conducting preclinical and clinical brain imaging research in the field of mental health. It was conceived as an incubator for translational research, where animal imaging studies would serve to enrich the knowledge base derived from human studies and vice versa. Director Mallar Chakravarty, … Read more

The Douglas Brain Bank is the largest brain bank in Canada that coordinates the brain donation process, prepares and stores the brain specimens and distributes samples to qualified researchers throughout the world in order to advance fundamental research on mental illness using valuable and donated human tissues. Tissue samples from donated brain give direct access … Read more

The Douglas Neurophenotyping Centre is a research facility designed to study how specific genes, subjected to environmental influences and stress modify the brain, behavior and cognitive functions in animal models of mental pathologies. It is designed to fully complement information derived from molecular, cellular and imaging studies in order to understand the mechanisms underlying mental … Read more