The Brain Behaviour Lab is proud to announce the winners of this years Rehabilitation Sciences Research Symposium 2022. Cristin Rubino took home 1st place in the PhD oral presentations competition while Anjana Rajendran won 2nd place in the MSc category. Congratulations to both of you! Well Done! Special thanks to Christy Jones for organizing the […] Read More
Cristina Rubino named UBC Public Scholar! For more information go to Rubino, Cristina – Graduate School – University of British Columbia – Vancouver – Canada (ubc.ca) Read More
"Using aerobic exercise to enhance motor learning, function and brain plasticity after stroke" Read More
The Brain Behaviour Lab study is attempting to find the perfect exercise “prescription” for effective stroke rehabilitation Read More
The Brain Behaviour Lab (BBL) conducts research integrating two fields of study: neurobiology of motor learning and neural science of stroke recovery. Through a combination of motor testing, cognitive testing, and neural imaging we are able to examine how the human brain recovers from various types of injury and illness.
This website features information on our current research, our research staff, and how you may be able to participate in our studies.
