Monday, November 10, 2014
New Canada Research Chair delves deep into brain for clues about mental illness
As the number of people diagnosed with anxiety disorder and other mental illnesses rise, neuroscientist Natalina Salmaso is scanning the brain to understand the biological basis of the phenomena.
Salmaso was recently named Canada Research Chair (CRC) in Behavioral Neurobiology, bringing the total number of CRCs at Carleton to 24. As both a clinical psychologist and neuroscientist, she brings a unique perspective to the role.
Read the full article in Research Works here!