NATHALIE M. DANJOUX
Address:
53 Franmore Circle, Thornhill, Ontario CANADA L4J 3B9
Tel:
(905) 771-1297
Email: nathalie@relentlessproductions.com
Languages:
English, Hebrew, French, Spanish
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Sept. 1996 - May 2000
Honours Bachelor of Science
McMaster University - Hamilton, Ont
Thesis topic:
Functional Neuroanatomy and Neural Network Modeling of
Haptic Processing: A Positron Emission Tomography Study
Supervisors:
Drs. Randy McIntosh & Judy Shedden
July - Aug. 1999
Summer Lecture Workshop in Neuroscience
Riken Brain Science Institute - Saitama, Japan
Supervisor:
Dr. Keiji Tanaka
COMPUTER SKILLS
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Macintosh, Windows and Unix systems
Extensive knowledge of Mutlimedia packages (GoLive, Photoshop, etc.)
Excellent knowledge of administrative software (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access),
Excellent understanding of Statistical analysis software (Matlab, Superlab, Lisrel)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Jan 2003 – June 2003
Berlitz Language Schools – Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Certified Language Instructor (A.Peña)
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Currently teaching English on a part time basis to adults.
Sept 2002 – June 2003
Clinica Odontologicas Sonrisas – Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Web developer, Computer Trainer and Health Educator (Dr. R. Rosario)
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Currently an intern as a cooperative effort between the Canadian International
Development Agency (CIDA) and the Canadian Society for International Health
(CSIH).
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Overseeing the development of a computer based course to teach preventative dental
treatments and health information to local communities.
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Developing a website for the clinic and a computer training module.
Jan. 2000 - present
Relentless Productions – Toronto, Ont
Webmaster and Layout Manager (www.relentlessproductions.com)
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Specializing in medical and educational web developments.
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Consultation with clients, maintenance and updating of corporate websites.
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Manage the development of web sites from inception to completion
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Expertise in dynamic HTML design and layout.
May 2000 – Sept 2002
Sunnybrook and Women's College Hospital - Toronto, Ont
Clinical Trials Coordinator - Imaging Research Dept. (Drs. Yaffe, Shumak & Jong)
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Research in pioneering techniques for early detection of breast cancer.
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Research Coordinator of clinical MRI and Digital Mammography studies. Duties
involve goal setting, patient recruitment, analysis of MRI data and digitization of
film screen mammograms for density analyses.
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May 1998 - Sept. 1999
Rotman Research Institute Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care – Toronto, Ont
Research Assistant (Dr. Randy McIntosh)
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Neural network modeling research.
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Computerized brain image analysis, Partial Least Squares (PLS), Statistical Parametric Mapping (SPM), Matlab, Lisrel, Unix.
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Oversaw clinical-PET / MRI studies. Duties consisted of organization, subject
recruitment and analysis of statistical data.
Nov. 1998 - July 1999
Mad Science – Hamilton, Ont
Presenter
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Performed science experiments for children at birthday parties, shopping malls and
special events.
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Helped design and coordinate various activities to be used for the children.
May 1997 - May 1998
Gordon-Daly Grenadier Securities – Toronto, Ont
Administrative Assistant
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Updated computer programs and organized data systems resulting in improved office
efficiency.
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Office duties included extensive use of Office suite, data entry, typing, filing and
stock transfers.
ABSTRACTS
Shumak, R.S., Jong, R., Danjoux, N., Gunasekara, A., Skarpathiotakis, M., Bloomquist,
A, & Yaffe, M.J. (2001) Pilot Clinical Evaluation of Digital Subtraction Mammography.
Radiological Society of North America, Chicago, U.S.A.
Lepage, M., Cormier, H., McIntosh, A.R., Danjoux, N., & Tulving, E. (2000). Neural
Correlates of Haptic Memory in Humans. Cognitive Neuroscience Society 2000 Annual
Meeting Abstract Program.
Rajah, N., Lobaugh, N., Danjoux, N., & McIntosh, A.R. (1999). Brain Regions Involved
in the Acquisition and Reversal of Tone -Visual Associations in Humans: A PET Study.
Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting, San Diego, California.
CONFERENCES & MEETINGS ATTENDED
2002 International Society for Equity in Health – Toronto, Ont.
2002 Second Annual Breast Cancer Symposium – Toronto, Ont
2002 International Breast Meeting Consortium – Newport, Rhode Island
2001, 2000 Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) - Chicago, Illinois
2001 Annual Imaging Symposium - Imaging Network Ontario - Toronto, Ont
2001 International Breast Meeting Consortium - Baltimore, Maryland
2000 International Workshop on Digital Mammography (IWDM) - Toronto, Ont
INVITED LECTURES Danjoux, N. “Neural Network Modelling”. Riken Brain Science Institute. Japan, 1999.
PAPERS
Jong, R., Yaffe, M, Skarpathiotakis, M., Danjoux, N., Gunasekara, A, Rico, D. &
Shumak, R. (2001) Clinical Evaluation of Digital Subtraction Mammography
POSTERS
Rajah, N., Lobaugh, N., Danjoux, N., & McIntosh, A.R. The importance of neural
interactions involving prefrontal cortex for sensory learning. Neuroimage Human Brain
Mapping 2000 Meeting. Poster #363.
EXTRA CURRICULAR
May 2002
Volunteer Israel Now – Jerusalem, Israel
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Distributed food to needy families and city beautification projects
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Sept 2001 – Sept 2002
Spanish Dance Studio – Toronto, Ont
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Studied flamenco and sevillanas dance under the supervision of Esmirelda Enrique
Aug – Sept 2001
Academia Málaga ¡Sí! - Málaga, Spain
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Studied Spanish language and Flamenco dance
Sept. 1999 - May 2000
McMaster University Biology Department – Hamilton, Ont
Tutorial Assistant (Dr. Delsworth Harnish)
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Tutored first year Science Inquiry in problem-based learning solutions
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Curriculum development, classroom management, assessment and evaluation
Sept. 1998 - April 1999
McMaster University Psychology Department – Hamilton, Ont
Tutorial Leader (Dr. Richard Day)
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Tutorial leader for first year Psychology course at McMaster University
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Curriculum development, classroom management, assessment and evaluation
Sept. 1996 - May 2000
Big Brothers Association – Hamilton, Ont
Mentor
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Worked closely with a child diagnosed with Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity
Disorder (ADHD) to help him integrate into his environment and deal with conflicting
issues at home and among his peers.
April 1997 – May 1999
McMaster Medicine and Health Society – Hamilton, Ont
President and Executive Advisor
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Increased membership of society from 180 to over 400 students.
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Conducted meetings and ensured the goals of the society were met.
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Brought in high profile guest speakers providing health related information.
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Organized and planned weekly events for over 400 undergraduates of all disciplines.
June 1995 – Nov 1997
Bob Rumball Centre for the Deaf - American Sign Language Certification
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Received certification for completion of the intensive course in American Sign
Language Certification.
June – Sept. 1996
Toronto Sunnybrook Regional Cancer Centre – Toronto, Ont
Clinic Assistant
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Performed patient admissions and assessments in clinics (breast, lung, head and neck)
June – Aug. 1996
Princess Margaret Hospital Lodge – Toronto, Ont
Front Desk Admission
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Responsible for admitting patients into lodge, computer work and front desk
admission duties.
May – Sept. 1995
Daycare for Deaf Children (BRCD) – Toronto, Ont
Teacher's Assistant
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Cared for toddlers ages 2-6, organized games and various activities.
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Signed stories and songs to children.
Sept 1995 – June 1996
York Region’s Youth Advisory Council and Community Relations Committee
Youth Representative - Toronto, Ont
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Elected as youth representative from the York Region Board of Education to help
make informed decisions on community involvement and the benefits and drawbacks
to students in the system.
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Acted as a liaison between fellow students and members of parliament from the York
Region district.
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