20 new Fellows join CanNRT’s growing community of early career researchers across Canada.
The Canadian Neurodevelopmental Research Training (CanNRT) Platform is proud to announce the fourth cohort of CanNRT Fellows for 2025.
CanNRT is also proud to support partnered fellowships in our priority areas. This includes two partnered fellowships with IMPaCT (Increasing capacity for Maternal and Paediatric Clinical Trials) and the Autism Alliance of Canada (with a focus on Data-to-Policy).
Since its launch in 2021, CanNRT has not only grown in size but also expanded its reach and impact, forging a vibrant community of trainees, mentors, and partners committed to inclusive, interdisciplinary research.
“The growth of our Fellowship Program reflects the energy and commitment of a new generation of researchers who are shaping the future of neurodevelopmental research,” said Mayada Elsabbagh, Director of CanNRT. “Each Fellow brings a unique perspective that strengthens our community and ensures that research outcomes are meaningful to those they aim to serve.”
Meet the members of the 2025 CanNRT cohort:
Meet the members of the 2025 CanNRT cohort:
Master’s student, McGill University, Douglas Mental Health University Institute (M. Chakravarty)
Early career researcher, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, University of Toronto
PhD student, McGill University, Montreal Clinical Research Institute (IRCM) (H. Takahashi)
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For more information about the CanNRT Fellowship and the complete list of CanNRT Fellows, visit our webpage.