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A wrap-up of the 2016 Hand Heart Pocket Gala evening, held to support dementia research.

Elite athletes don't just jump higher and run faster—they think differently, too.

New research has found a link between concussion in childhood and health and social problems as an adult.

Neuroscientists have developed a modern atlas of the human brain, 97 areas of which have never been described before.

The neuroscience behind the global phenomenon, Pokémon Go.

Research research has found DBS to relieve treatment-resistant depression to be ineffective.

Applying mild electric currents to the brain can increase creativity, scientists have found.

Post-traumatic stress disorder results from exposure to traumatic events and evokes feelings of fear, horror, and helplessness.

The public dementia forum provided an overview of QBI research and the ongoing treatment of patients.

The public dementia forum provided an overview of QBI research.

How Zala Skrbis, Honours student at QBI, found herself researching Alzheimer's disease.

Brain–machine interfaces may hold the answer to treating spinal cord injury.

Techniques used to record brain activity in animals provide much greater detail than techniques designed for human use.

How do scientists measure the electrical activity of the brain's billions of neurons?

Birds have a remarkable ability to fly through complex environments with incredible speed, rarely colliding.