Cognitive Neuroscience of Addictions Lab

Screening Form

Attention Hamilton residents interested in participating in research! We are recruiting 21-55 year olds who drink alcohol regularly. The purpose of the study is to use magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to investigate the relation between environmental factors and alcohol involvement. Participants will be compensated in gift cards for their participation! To find out if you are eligible, call us at 905-522-1155 ex. 39082, email us at [email protected], or CLICK HERE to fill out a screening form:

Screening Form

Hamilton ON friends... we are recruiting for a new research study. Please help spread the word.

We are recruiting participants from the Hamilton community and surrounding cities for several research studies. Email [email protected] or call (905) 522-1155 ext 39082 to learn more

We are recruiting participants from the Hamilton community and surrounding cities for several research studies. Email [email protected] or call (905) 522-1155 ext 39082 to learn more

The Cognitive Neuroscience of Addictions Lab at McMaster University recognizes and acknowledges that we conduct our work on the traditional territories of the Mississauga and Haudenosaunee nations, and within the lands protected by the Dish With One Spoon wampum agreement.

CNALab Director, Dr. Michael Amlung presents a talk as part of the Pint of Science Canada series. Dr. Amlung's talk focused on "Using Neuroscience to Decode Addictive Disorders". CNALab PhD student, Vanessa Morris also presented a talk on our ongoing intracortical myelin brain imaging study. Thank you to Pint of Science for providing a platform for our team to share research on addictions, raise awareness, and combat stigma.

We have moved into our new dedicated neuromodulation space. Here’s our poster that will be mounted on one of the walls.

All three CNALab graduate students (Vanessa, Herry, and Lana) held their annual thesis committee meetings in recent weeks and received Excellent ratings on their progress. Our students are the driving for many of our projects and it is exciting to see them progressing through their programs!

Next lab meeting.