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An illustration of a baby playing with toy blocks. In the background, there are illustrations of bubbles depicting the bacteria inside petri dishes. Illustration d’un bébé jouant avec des blocs. En arrière-plan, des bulles illustrent les bactéries présentes dans les boîtes de Petri.

Brain, mind & consciousness

June 13, 2024

Bugs, Babies & Brains

What can we learn from studying bacteria in babies?

Alison Gopnik, Dhayna Sridhar, Konrad Kording

Canada CIFAR AI Chairs

June 13, 2024

Racing for cause

Why our brains are so good at seeing causality (and what AI requires to catch up)

An illustration of a woman looking down at her left elbow. The person’s body is illustrated to mimic a Google Map with location markers and roads, as well as organs including the brain, stomach, heart and kidneys. A magnifying glass is on her elbow, zooming in on cells. Illustration d’une femme regardant son coude gauche. Le corps de la personne est illustré de façon à imiter une carte Google avec des marqueurs de localisation et des routes, ainsi que des organes dont le cerveau, l’estomac, le cœur et les reins. Une loupe est posée sur son coude et permet de grossir les cellules.

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June 13, 2024

How do we create a google map of the human body?

Researchers in the CIFAR MacMillan Multiscale Human program are on a mission to create a map of the human body, measuring across scales and time. How will they do it? CIFAR is convening experts acr...

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Brain, mind & consciousness

June 13, 2024

How does the brain give rise to the mind?

From AI to optogenetics, new techniques and strategies are enabling researchers to learn from cognitive disorders and probe the root of consciousness

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The discovery panel on The Future of Food, CIFAR staff as well as Stephen Toope, President & CEO of CIFAR, visit a rooftop farm in Toronto.

Advances

September 04, 2024

CIFAR launches new exploration on “The Future of Food”

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Advances

August 21, 2024

CIFAR researchers discover potential treatment for a fungus devastating amphibian populations worldwide

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CIFAR NextGen AI Training Programs

July 24, 2024

Twentieth edition of CIFAR’s DLRL Summer School brings the world’s top AI talent to Canada

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CIFAR Pan-Canadian AI Strategy

June 20, 2024

Canada CIFAR AI Chairs gather in Banff for annual AICan meeting

AI and Society

June 18, 2024

Indigenous perspectives in AI

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