The Graham Neuroimaging Lab
Located at Sunnybrook Research Institute and fully affiliated with the University of Toronto Department of Medical Biophysics, the laboratory of Dr. Simon J. Graham conducts a broad range of medical imaging research within the overlapping fields of medical physics, biomedical engineering, and neuroimaging science. Most of the research involves developing and applying advanced magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) methods for evaluation of brain anatomy and physiological function. There is also a particular focus on using functional MRI (fMRI) to measure brain activity related to human behaviour.
Please explore this website to find out more about us and our research projects, and to sample some of the innovative work we do in the lab.
A touch-sensitive tablet and stylus has been developed for fMRI studies of the brain activity associated with writing and drawing behaviour. Purchase the device for your research!
The NeuroCOVID19 study is investigating the changes in brain anatomy and function that occur when individuals experience lingering symptoms months after they are no longer infectious.
A method called parallel radiofrequency transmission (pTx) is being developed to stop localized heating that is possible when DBS patients have MRI exams.
Dr. Graham is a Senior Scientist at Sunnybrook Research Institute and a Professor at the University of Toronto.