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BrainMatters - Fall 2021

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10 • BrainMatters • Fall/Winter 2021 TRAINING THE NE XT GENERATION OF LE ADERS IN BRAIN HE ALTH AND AGING Dr. Moriah Sokolowski Banting Postdoctoral Fellow Dr. Moriah Sokolowski wants to know why people choose — and succeed in — occupations related to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Based in Dr. Brian Levine's lab, her research focuses on how individual differences in cognitive processes impact performance in STEM, gaining insight into why women remain underrepresented in these fields. This work will enhance our understanding of individual differences in learning and memory, with the ultimate aim of supporting learners during their academic and career pursuits. Besides being a home to world-leading scientists in aging and brain health, Baycrest's Rotman Research Institute (RRI) is also training the next generation of scientific leaders in this field. With technical, professional and career development, our trainees and alumni are working to defeat dementia and create a world where we can all age fearlessly, whether through their work in research, academia, policy or industry. Baycrest hosts dozens of trainees each year. Below, we highlight four who are currently at Baycrest or have recently graduated.

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