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Posted by Krista Whitehouse on
September 9, 2016
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New Faculty member Dr. Tim Bardouille
We are pleased to welcome Dr. Bardouille as the lead magnetoencephalography (MEG) researcher in the Department of Diagnostic Radiology for BIOTIC.
Dr. Bardouille is a Research Scientist with the IWK Health Centre and an Adjunct Professor at Dalhousie University. Dr. Bardouille’s research interests focus on developing mathematical and computation approaches to measuring synchrony and communication in the human brain. He applies these approaches for the purposes of clinical diagnosis and the tracking of treatment efficacy (e.g., stroke rehabilitation).
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