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Membership

It takes an entire community of stakeholders from different backgrounds to share their expertise and help train the neurodevelopmental research leaders of tomorrow. 

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The CanNRT Platform welcomes new Fellow, Trainee, Faculty, and Community members:

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Fellows

Each year, the Canadian Neurodevelopmental Research Training Program (CanNRT) selects and enrolls a new group of fellows who are exceptional trainees, conducting research in autism and related conditions.

Visit the CanNRT Fellows page for more about enrollment, benefits, and much more. 

Trainee members
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Prospective Fellows

Trainee Members interested in NDDs will be invited on an ongoing basis and benefit from awards programs for trainees and other targeted activities that contribute to their career development. 

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Faculty

Experienced Faculty will help guide and mentor emerging talent and are essential to unlocking opportunities and networking.

For Early Career Faculty who are within 8 years of initial appointment and working in the field of NDDs: we will continuously survey the Canadian landscape and ensure the inclusion of early faculty in key roles related to the Platform through an annual nomination process.

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Community members

Community members are knowledge users that include anyone interested in interacting with or using research knowledge, e.g., policy makers, decision makers in health or education, service providers, and people with lived experience.

CanNRT offers opportunities for interactions with faculty and trainees through targeted activities. Community members can advise on key training directions and can support the creation of unique career development opportunities for trainees and fellows.

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