ACAR is a research centre that unites a network of researchers and clinicians across The Neuro, McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) and other McGill University-affiliated institutes. We are unique in integrating specialized research, care and training that includes our patients and their families in advancing discoveries.

To optimize the functional capacity, performance, participation and social inclusion of people living with physical disabilities through research in the domains of biomedical and psychosocial rehabilitation.  

McIntyre Medical Science Building (map)

INTER includes is two major niches of activity, Habitats and Mobility, each based on two axes: 1) The design and prototyping of new interactive devices and systems; and, 2) Evaluation and technology transfer.

Driving innovative, collaborative and global big-data research in genetics, epigenetics, neuroimaging, statistics, single-cell genomics and computational neuroscience.

Uniting McGill University faculty, trainees, and staff with diverse and complementary interests in reproductive and developmental biology.

To help end TB, within Canada and globally, by: 1) Doing innovative, interdisciplinary research that will result in the transformative new tools and strategies needed to help end TB; 2) Strengthening training and capacity building that can support TB elimination, especially in high-burden countries and vulnerable population groups (indigenous, children, etc.); and, 3) Forging equitable research partnerships with local and international partners.