Sylvain Bouix
Canada Research Chair in Neuroinformatics for Multimodal Data
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Sylvain Bouix is a Canada Research Chair in Neuroinformatics for Multimodal Data at École de technologie supérieure. His research focuses on neuroimaging and data analysis strategies related to schizophrenia, traumatic brain injury, and other neurodevelopmental conditions. Recent articles highlight his work on psychosis-specific brain correlates, the impact of mild traumatic brain injury on microstructure alterations, and the association between sleep quality disturbances and white matter changes in veterans. His findings contribute to understanding brain development and injury in various populations, including athletes and veterans.
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Sylvain Bouix
École de technologie supérieure
4 months ago
Neuro-iX Lab at École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS), Montréal is recruiting for PhD and postdoctoral positions in neuroimaging , computational neuroscience , and artificial intelligence . The lab, led by Sylvain Bouix , focuses on developing open-source AI tools for MRI processing and analysis . The research sits at the intersection of neuroscience, image analysis, and AI, with an emphasis on open science , reproducibility, and transforming large-scale multimodal brain datasets into meaningful discoveries about the brain in health and disease. This opportunity is a strong fit for candidates interested in research on brain imaging, computational methods, and AI-driven analysis pipelines. The post specifically invites motivated prospective PhD students and postdoctoral fellows who want to build or deepen their research profile in this area. The position is based in Montréal, Canada , a major hub for AI research. The post does not provide funding details, stipend information, or tuition coverage, but it clearly indicates open positions in the lab. Application deadline: May 31, 2026. How to apply: Use the Microsoft Forms application link provided in the post and submit your application before the deadline.
4 months ago
Sylvain Bouix
École de technologie supérieure
4 months ago
Neuro-iX at École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS), Montréal is recruiting for PhD and postdoc positions in neuroinformatics , medical image analysis , and neuroimaging . The lab, led by Sylvain Bouix , works at the intersection of computational neuroscience , AI for MRI processing , and brain disorder research. Current projects include brain MR image segmentation , cortical surface extraction , sMRI and dMRI artifact correction , and bias detection and mitigation . The group also welcomes new research ideas related to open-source tools for MRI analysis and multimodal brain data. This opportunity is especially relevant for applicants interested in Neuroscience , Computer Science , Biomedical Engineering , and quantitative imaging methods. The post does not list a specific funding package, but it clearly announces open positions for doctoral and postdoctoral researchers. Eligibility highlights: motivated applicants with interest in algorithm development for medical imaging and brain disorders. No explicit language-test waiver, GPA threshold, or other formal requirements are mentioned in the post. Application window: deadline is May 31, 2026 . Apply through the online application form linked by the lab.
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Chad Farris
Attending Neuroradiologist and Section Chief of Neuroradiology
Boston Medical Center
Maria A Di Biase
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Brandee Feola
Research Assistant Professor
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Murray Stein
Distinguished Professor
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Martin Jáni
Central European Institute of Technology – Masaryk University
Michael Harms
Professor
Washington University School of Medicine
Inga K Koerte
University Hospital
Nico Sollmann
Technical University of Munich
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