In 2013-14, the RTC designed and executed an ambitious program of events aimed at
developing and enhancing trainees' knowledge and skills, as well as facilitating their career
trajectories. RTC's key highlights include:
• Conducted a 29-week academic lecture series targeted at internal and external stakeholders;
• Conducted a six-week career development series targeted at undergraduate trainees
across Baycrest;
• Conducted 10 academic skill-building workshops led by established scientists and trainees;
• Conducted four career development workshops to develop job-market skills and
provide networking opportunities.
To learn more about RTC visit: baycrest.org/research/research-training-centre
RESEARCH TRAINING CENTRE (RTC)
LEADERSHIP IN NEUROINFORMATICS
Baycrest's neuroinformatics group
continues to lead the field and to ensure
Baycrest is at the table in significant
social endeavours to share information to
advance health research.
Recent research funding awards
included Ontario Brain Institute's (OBI)
Brain-CODE project. RRI senior scientist
Dr. Stephen Strother is the lead of the
neuroinformatics core of the project. The
overall project is being led by the Ontario
Cancer Biomarker Network, with total
funding for the project budgeted at $3.7
million over two years.
Find out more: research.baycrest.org/neuroinformatics
Dr. Stephen Strother,
leading neuroinformatics scientist in Ontario
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