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1 Research Grants and Training Awards In this, the 22 nd anniversary year of the Alzheimer Society Research Program, we are pleased to announce the following incentive grants and awards: Alzheimer Society of British Columbia Doctoral Studentship Award Alzheimer Society of British Columbia Post Doctoral Fellowship Award Alzheimer Society of Manitoba Biomedical Research Grant Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan Post Doctoral Fellowship Award Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan Young Investigator Grant David G. Dewar Research Grant Research Training Awards Program on Knowledge Translation and Dementia We would like to acknowledge and thank our partners in these awards: the Alzheimer Society of British Columbia, the Alzheimer Society of Manitoba, the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research - Institute of Aging (CIHR-IA), the Canadian Dementia Knowledge Translation Network (CDKTN), and Mrs. June Dewar. We also extend our thanks to all our provincial member Alzheimer Societies, who contribute so generously to the Alzheimer Society Research Program, each year. Alzheimer Society of British Columbia Alzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories Alzheimer Society Of Saskatchewan Alzheimer Society of Manitoba Alzheimer Society of Ontario and Chapters (Belleville-Hastings-Quinte, Brant, Cambridge, Cornwall & District, Dufferin County, Durham Region, Greater Simcoe County, Grey-Bruce, Guelph-Wellington, Hamilton and Halton, Huron County, Kenora/Rainy River Districts, Kingston, Kitchener-Waterloo, Lanark County, London and Middlesex, Muskoka, Niagara Region, North Bay & District, North East Simcoe County, Ottawa, Peel, Perth County, Prince Edward County, Thunder Bay, Timmins-Porcupine District, Toronto, Victoria County, York Region) Federation of Quebec Alzheimer Societies and Chapters (Bas Saint-Laurent, Centre du Québec, l'estrie, Haut-Richelieu, Laurentides, Laval, Maskoutains-Vallée des Patriotes, Montréal, Outaouais québécois, Rouyn-Noranda, Vallée de l'or) Alzheimer Society of New Brunswick Alzheimer Society of Nova Scotia Alzheimer Society of Prince Edward Island 1
2 Alzheimer Society of Newfoundland & Labrador The Peer Review Panels met in January and February 2010 to assess the applications received. Based on excellence and relevance, the following grants and awards were approved for the granting year: Contents Biomedical Research Grants... 3 Calon, Frédéric... 3 Chakrabartty, Avijit... 3 Gallo-Payet, Nicole... 3 Glazner, Gordon... 4 Biomedical Young Investigator Awards... 4 Hébert, Sébastien... 4 Lagace, Diane... 4 Biomedical Post-Doctoral Awards... 4 Delay, Charlotte... 4 Julien, Carl... 4 Sargin, Derya... 4 Vandenbosch, Renaud... 5 Biomedical Doctoral Awards... 5 Jones, Michael... 5 MacDonald, Ryen... 5 Mixer, Rachel... 5 Namjoshi, Dhananjay... 5 O'Leary, Timothy... 5 Petkau, Terri... 6 Quality of Life Research Grants... 6 Joubert, Sven... 6 Phillips, Natalie... 6 Rapoport, Mark... 6 Tierney, Mary
3 Quality of Life Young Investigator Awards... 6 Taler, Vanessa... 6 Quality of Life Post-Doctoral Awards... 7 Pino, Lou... 7 Vanderhill, Susan... 7 Quality of Life Doctoral Awards... 7 Baranyaiova Frtusova, Jana... 7 Boudreault, Véronique... 7 Chan, Sarah... 7 Gaudreau, Geneviève... 8 Poock, Jocelyn... 8 Reimer, Holly... 8 Roncero, Carlos... 8 Biomedical Research Grants Calon, Frédéric $ 150,000 TDP43 in Alzheimer's disease Chakrabartty, Avijit University Health Network and University of Toronto $ 200,000 Composition of neuropathological inclusion bodies using a novel proteomics technique Recipient of the David G. Dewar Research Grant. Gallo-Payet, Nicole Université de Sherbrooke $ 150,000 Link between expression and activation of the angiotensin II type-2 receptor (AT2R) with Alzheimer's disease 3
4 Glazner, Gordon St. Boniface Hospital Research Foundation $ 150,000 Studies into the clinical relevance of interactions between brain insulin receptors and amyloid beta peptides Recipient of the Alzheimer Society of Manitoba Biomedical Research Grant. Biomedical Young Investigator Awards Hébert, Sébastien $ 180,000 Importance of microrna target site polymorphisms in Alzheimer's disease Recipient of the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan Young Investigator Grant. Lagace, Diane University of Ottawa $ 225,000 The role of presenilin in adult neurogenesis and its relationship to Alzheimer's disease Biomedical Post-Doctoral Awards Delay, Charlotte $ 81,000 Supervisor: Dr. Sébastien Hébert The role of tau alternative splicing in Alzheimer's disease and related dementia Julien, Carl $ 90,000 Supervisor: Dr. Emmanuel Planel Effect of type 2 diabetes on the in vivo pathogenesis of tau Recipient of the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan Post Doctoral Fellowship Award. Sargin, Derya Hospital for Sick Children $ 81,000 Supervisor: Dr. Sheena Josselyn Modulation of TORC1 activity to prevent memory decline in Alzheimer's disease 4
5 Vandenbosch, Renaud University of Ottawa $ 81,000 Supervisor: Dr. Ruth Slack Activation of neural precursor cell-mediated regeneration in Alzheimer's disease Biomedical Doctoral Awards Jones, Michael Simon Fraser University Supervisor: Dr. Tim Storr Assessing the catalytic potential of Cu-Aβ species in Alzheimer's disease for the sitespecific generation of therapeutic substances MacDonald, Ryen Lady Davis Institute for Medical Research Supervisor: Dr. Hemant Paudel Transcriptional dysregulation in Alzheimer's disease Mixer, Rachel University of Western Ontario Supervisor: Dr. Jane Rylett Effect of aging, Alzheimer's disease and related neurological disorders on the subcellular localization and function of human choline acetyl transferase Namjoshi, Dhananjay University of British Columbia Supervisor: Dr. Cheryl Wellington The role of apolipoproteins in the brain amyloid beta metabolism following traumatic brain injury O'Leary, Timothy Dalhousie University $ 41,060 Supervisor: Dr. Richard Brown A cross-sectional and longitudinal assessment of learning, memory and neurodegeneration in the 5XFAD mouse model of Alzheimer s disease 5
6 Petkau, Terri University of British Columbia $ 69,090 Supervisor: Dr. Blair Leavitt The role of progranulin in the CNS Recipient of the Alzheimer Society of British Columbia Doctoral Studentship Award. Quality of Life Research Grants Joubert, Sven Centre de recherche de l'institut universitaire de gériatrie de Montréal $ 112,551 Contribution of retrograde amnesia to the semantic organization in mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer s disease Phillips, Natalie Concordia University $ 118,630 Executive function and EEG coherence in Mild Cognitive Impairment and Alzheimer s disease Rapoport, Mark Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre $ 78,870 Driving and dementia in Ontario Tierney, Mary Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre $ 107,928 The feasibility of computer-administered cognitive assessment of older adults in family medicine Quality of Life Young Investigator Awards Taler, Vanessa University of Ottawa $ 159,532 Development of parallel story recall forms for assessment of cognitive impairment 6
7 Quality of Life Post-Doctoral Awards Pino, Lou University of Western Ontario $ 81,000 Supervisor: Dr. Vladimir Hachinski Development of a joint risk score for stroke and Alzheimer's disease Vanderhill, Susan Rotman Research Institute $ 90,000 Supervisor: Dr. Morris Moscovitch Differential patterns of problem solving in MCI subtypes: cognitive, neuroimaging, and functional implications Recipient of the Alzheimer Society of British Columbia Post Doctoral Fellowship Award. Quality of Life Doctoral Awards Baranyaiova Frtusova, Jana Concordia University Supervisor: Dr. Natalie Phillips The effect of adding visual speech information on higher order functioning in adults with mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease: an electrophysiological study Boudreault, Véronique Supervisor: Dr. Philippe Landreville Treatment of behavioral symptoms in dementia: development of a standardized assessment method for any significant clinical change Chan, Sarah University of Regina Supervisor: Dr. Thomas Hadjistavropoulos Evidence-based development and validation of the pain assessment checklist for seniors with limited ability to communicate-ii (PACSLAC-II) 7
8 Gaudreau, Geneviève Supervisors: Dr. Carol Hudon, Dr. Laura Monetta Study of the language pragmatics in the elderly with mild cognitive impairment Poock, Jocelyn University of Saskatchewan $ 20,530 Supervisor: Dr. Margaret Crossley The effects of a "walking while talking" dual-task on gait in patients with Alzheimer's disease and healthy older adults: the role of higher brain functions in clinical gait assessment Reimer, Holly University of Guelph $ 20,530 Supervisor: Dr. Heather Keller Promoting person-centered mealtime care practices in nursing homes: staff reflections This project is jointly funded by the Alzheimer Society Research Program (ASRP) and the Canadian Dementia Knowledge Translation Network (CDKTN) through the Research Training Awards Program on Knowledge Translation and Dementia. Roncero, Carlos Concordia University $ 41,060 Supervisor: Dr. Roberto G. de Almeida Examining whether inhibition deficits or computational impairments explain Alzheimer's disease patients' difficulties with metaphor comprehension 8
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