Society Prize Winners | CNS
CNS SOCIETY PRIZE WINNERS | 2023 CNSF CONGRESS
David Pellerin | CNS André Barbeau Memorial Prize
“A Deep Intronic FGF14 GAA Repeat Expansion Causes Late-Onset Cerebellar Ataxia”Foad Taghdiri | CNS Francis McNaughton Memorial Prize
“Socioeconomical disparities in acute ischemic stroke revascularization interventions in Ontario, Canada”
The Canadian Neurological Society invites expanded abstract submissions for its two prizes: the Francis McNaughton Memorial Prize for Clinical Research and the André Barbeau Memorial Prize for Basic Research. These prizes were designed to encourage neurology trainees to undertake research projects. Prizes are awarded for the best submitted expanded, structured abstract, based on work done during neurology residency or in post-residency training.
Jodie Roberts | CNS Anti-NMDA Receptor Encephalitis Foundation Prize
“Antibody testing for autoimmune encephalitis: a multisite study examining clinical practices in a large Canadian city”
The Anti-NMDA Receptor Encephalitis Foundation in association with the CNS is offering an additional prize for the best paper submitted on Autoimmune Encephalitis.
Society Prizes | CNSF Congress
Members have the opportunity to win valuable society prizes by submitting an 'Abstract' to the Congress as well as an 'Expanded Abstract' to the society competitions.
Winners will be given a time to present their work at the CNSF Congress. Prize winners’ will be announced in the Neuro|News newsletter, in the Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences and on the CNSF website.
Rules governing all Society Prize submissions | CNSF Congress
