Edith Hamel

Name: Edith Hamel
Occupation: Neuroscientist
Nationality: Canadian

Edith Hamel is a Canadian neuroscientist who studies how blood flow in the brain helps us think, learn, and remember. She explores what happens in the brain when blood supply and nerve cells work together—and what goes wrong when they don’t.

Her research is especially important for understanding and slowing down vascular dementia, a condition that affects memory and thinking. By studying how to keep the brain’s blood vessels healthy, Edith is helping to protect our minds as we age.

In The Remarkablz Universe... When a lab accident exposed Edith to a surge of concentrated neural energy and ultra-oxygenated plasma, something extraordinary happened. Edith didn’t just survive the explosion—she became one with the flow. Her circulatory system rewired itself at the cellular level, granting her a powerful new ability: she could control blood flow with her mind.
Edith can now increase or decrease blood circulation in herself and others.