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A woman administers a test to a young boy

Program to help kids increases access to high-tech diagnostics in remote locations

The Walsh family learns about organoid research in the Kurrasch lab. From left: Deepika Dogra, Deborah Kurrasch, Linden Walsh, Ian and Erin Walsh.

Research study ‘feels like hope’ for Calgary family

conceptual image of a head with a thumbprint overlaying it

UCalgary researchers aim to stop or prevent epileptic seizures

From left to right, George Shimizu, Walter Herzog, Deborah Kurrasch, Ali Telmadarreie

Four UCalgary researchers honoured for excellence in biomechanics, epilepsy and carbon capture

dr. jordan farrell

Breakthrough in epilepsy seizure knowledge shows promise for future treatment

Morris Scantlebury

Grant will help team find mechanisms underlying epilepsy in infants

Cam Teskey, Paolo Federico and PhD student Jordan Farrell worked together on the study.

Research collaborations lead to translational epilepsy solutions

Nicole with her kids out for a bike ride. Biking is an important part of Nicole's routine.

Living with epilepsy can be 'just another day'

Julie and Leah Zurbrigg

Calgary teen given tools to control her own disorder

First-place team Neuraura was presented with the prize cheque at the 2018 TENET i2c competition finals on May 8. From left: Jon Meddings, dean of the Cumming School of Medicine; Pierre Wijdenes and Colin Dalton of Neuraura; and competition founder Ken Moore.

TENET i2c team wows judges with monitoring platform to measure brain activity