Events
The Neuroscience and Mental Health Institute hosts a range of events throughout the year to engage, inform, and connect with our members and the broader community. Explore the events below to learn more.
UPCOMING EVENTS
The NMHI Seminar Series has been running for over 35 years, bringing leading experts in neuroscience and mental health research to the University of Alberta in order to share their knowledge and promote collaboration.
We’re excited to look ahead to NMHI Research Day 2027, which will bring together trainees and researchers to share cutting-edge neuroscience research and foster new collaborations. We are especially pleased to announce that Michelle Monje-Deisseroth, recipient of the 2025 Brain Prize, will join us as our keynote speaker.
PAST EVENTS
Thank you to everyone who joined us for this year's NMHI Science Jam. Whether you attended in person or are visiting the page afterwards, we're grateful for your enthusiasm and support in celebrating neuroscience research at NMHI.
Fundamental Discovery Week—a celebration of curiosity, exploration, and the pursuit of knowledge. From May 11 to May 17, we’re recognizing the foundational research that helps shape a brighter future. This week-long initiative highlights the vital role basic science plays in society.
CONNECTIONS is a collection of artwork and scientific images that portrays aspects of neuroscience, brain diseases and mental health disorders, and their intersections with art and life.
NMHI public lectures are designed to make neuroscience and mental health research accessible to everyone.
The Brain Bee is a neuroscience trivia competition that inspires high school students to learn about the brain and nervous system.