Dr. Tom Mikkelsen, President and Scientific Director of the Ontario Brain Institute (OBI), reviews the accomplishments and innovations of OBI over the past 5 years, and how this lays the foundation for even greater impacts in brain research, commercialization and care in our next phase.

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