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14 hours ago ago from Rock Along Productions
Traumatic brain injury is a sudden and often debilitating event with far reaching consequences for the individual and their loved ones. Its effects on physical, cognitive, social and emotional areas of function may be comprehensive and the subsequent rehabilitation required can place a substantial burden on society. reports on the use of music therapy in neurorehabilitation began in the 1980’s. More rigorous research on the effects of music ...
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23 hours ago ago from Press Releases - Simcoe County
Laboratory upgrades foster research to protect Canada’s waterways (December 16, 2009 – Thunder Bay, ON) Lakehead University researcher, Dr. David Law, has been awarded a Leaders Opportunity Fund valued at $171,621 by the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI). Funding will offset costs associated with upgrading equipment and aquatic facilities in the Lakehead University Aquatic Research Laboratory, where Dr. Law and his colleagues conduct ...
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6 hours ago ago from Nanovip - Nanotechnology News and Information
A coming together of Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and the Thales Group of Companies plus National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) to set up a joint research laboratory. Their aim is to use around 50 researchers from France and Singapore over the next two years to work together on such issues as computing nanotechnologies and communications applications number of view: 13
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12 hours ago ago from Med-E-News
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22 hours ago ago from JAPAN HIGHER EDUCATION OUTLOOK
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