John F. Connolly, Phd Email & Phone Number

Hamilton, ON, CA

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Dr. Connolly is the Chief Science Officer and Co-Founder of VoxNeuro. With pull from his research partners who work in the clinical space, VoxNeuro was incorporated to integrate the breakthrough scientific methods he has developed throughout his ongoing research career into the clinical setting. VoxNeuro is backed by more than 30 years of peer-reviewed.

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Elected to serve on Brain Injury Canada’s Scientific Advisory Committee for the launch of their new resource website. The committee is composed of researchers, stakeholders and thought leaders in the field of brain injury from across Canada whose goal is to curate objective, relevant, and scientifically vetted content. The centralized information source is.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

The Vector Institute is a world centre for the study of advanced computational science (Artificial Intelligence) and its implementation in a variety of socially important contexts including health care and industry. A major theme of the Institute is to integrate with advanced neuroscience methodologies with the goal being to improve their applications in.

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

The Connolly team is a transdisciplinary group. Professor Connolly has co-supervised or otherwise mentored a number of engineering graduate students with his electrical and biomedical engineering colleagues. With some of these colleagues the team has secured funding for a variety of projects examining brain function from concussion to coma.

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada L8S 4M2

Professor Connolly has worked closely with colleagues in PNB on Brain Computer Interfacing (BCI) (Professor Sue Becker) and within the Neuroscience graduate program (Professor Kathy Murphy). He has also supervised a number of both undergraduate and graduate students in their research work through the program in PNB.

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Although not a linguist, Professor Connolly’s research in brain recordings and language together with his research that formed the foundations of VoxNeuro resulted in his move to McMaster University and the position of Departmental Chair that he held for 7 years bringing in new hires, a first-time world ranking, and a new graduate program. He stepped away.

The Centre For Advanced Research In Experimental & Applied Linguistics (ARiEAL)

The Centre is an interdisciplinary and inter-university organization comprising cognitive neuroscientists, linguists, psycholinguists, biomedical engineers, speech language pathologists, rehabilitation science specialists, computer scientists, and an affiliated entrepreneurial/industry liaison group. The purpose of the Centre is to create an environment in.

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Dr. Connolly was appointed as Professor & Chair in the Department of Linguistics & Languages. Although not a linguist, he remodelled the Department into an active, empirically and theoretically based group. During his time as Chair (2008-2016) he oversaw the hiring of five tenure track linguists specializing in psycholinguistics, phonologist, phonetician.

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

The McMaster Chair is an endowed award for internationally recognized scholarship and research achievements. While awarded for established achievements it is also intended to facilitate new work that builds upon these prior achievements. It is awarded for a maximum of two 5-year terms.The award enabled expansion of the laboratory to include research.

Biomed Engineer & Comput Science, Low Temp Lab, Cognitive Brain Research Unit

Dr. Connolly worked closely with colleagues including Professors Risto Nääatänen, Kimmo Alho and Elisabet Service over the years at the University of Helsinki CBRU and at Professors Riitta Salmelin, Elisabet Service, Paivi Helenius, Risto Ilmoniemi at the Helsinki University of Technology/Aalto University. This work involved magnetoencephalography (MEG).

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Professor Connolly’s first major position in Canada after leaving England. He established a successful research lab in 1985 examining neurophysiological manifestations of cognitive processing using EEG/event-related potential methods. He supervised many excellent undergraduate and graduate students, discovered the phonological mapping negativity, and in.

Hammersmith, London, England, United Kingdom

Dr. Connolly’s first position post PhD. Established his first EEG/ERP laboratory with Dr. John Gruzelier in the Department of Psychiatry, which was led by Professor Steven R. Hirsch. A perfect start to a career in science working with many expert researchers and clinicians that also included Professor Frank Clifford Rose in the Neurology Department. Dr..

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Experimental Psychology

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Experimental Psychology

A.B., Psychology

High School