Mallar Chakravarty

The CoBrA Lab, or Computational Brain Anatomy Laboratory, is a pioneering research facility located at the Cerebral Imaging Centre of the Douglas Mental Health University Institute in Montreal, Canada. Focused on unraveling the complexities of brain anatomy and function, CoBrA Lab explores critical themes such as brain maturation during adolescence, healthy aging, and the connections between brain structure and various disorders, including neurodevelopmental conditions like autism and schizophrenia, as well as neurodegenerative diseases such as dementia and Parkinson's disease.

Staffed by a diverse team of neuroscientists, psychologists, computer scientists, engineers, and physicists, CoBrA Lab employs an integrated, multi-disciplinary approach to advance our understanding of brain structure-function relationships. Utilizing cutting-edge computational methods in both animal models and human studies, the lab aims to foster significant breakthroughs in brain research. Committed to open science, CoBrA Lab actively shares its algorithmic and atlas resources to promote transparency and reproducibility in the scientific community. For inquiries, contact them at (514) 761-6131 or via email at [email protected].