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The WiNTER Lab is a collaborative and supportive environment made up of enthusiastic team members. As a member, you will gain translational research experience through the collection of multimodal information and the use of computational approaches (i.e., neuroimaging, robotic technology, neuropsychology, and machine learning).

 

POSTDOCTORAL OPPORTUNITIES

CIHR-funded project on multimodal prediction of seizure

recurrence after unprovoked first seizure to guide clinical

decision-making. Developing a predictive machine learning model

of seizure recurrence risk using brain connectivity data derived from

MRI, functional connectivity from EEG and neuropsychological data.

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DOCTORAL OPPORTUNITIES

No positions at present.

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MASTERS OPPORTUNITIES 

Development and Validation of a Technologically Advanced,

Clinically-Effective, Socio ethically-Responsible Wearable EEG

System for Personalized Epilepsy Management.

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UNDERGRADUATE OPPORTUNITIES

Honours Projects

No positions for 2026/2027.

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Research Volunteers

No positions for 2026/2027.

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If you are interested in postdoctoral or graduate opportunities, please contact Dr. Winston (gavin.winston[at]queensu[dot]ca) for details. Undergraduate research projects (credit) and volunteer (non-credit) opportunities are not available for 2026 or 2027. Dr. Winston supervises via the Centre for Neuroscience Studies, Translational Medicine Graduate Program in the Department of Medicine, and the Masters in Biomedical Informatics Program in the School of Computing and can accept undergraduate students from relevant programs across Queen’s.

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Centre for Neuroscience Studies, Botterell Hall,

18 Stuart Street, Queen’s University, Kingston, ON,

K7L 3N6

Telephone: +1 (613) 549-6666 x6242 (administrator)

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Fax: +1 (613) 548-2508

gavin.winston[at]queensu[dot]ca

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