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CJCADR Public Dementia Forum part 1: QBI research
The public dementia forum provided an overview of QBI research.
Life as an Honours student
How Zala Skrbis, Honours student at QBI, found herself researching Alzheimer's disease.
Brain–Machine Interfaces: Melding Mind and Machine
Brain–machine interfaces may hold the answer to treating spinal cord injury.
Measuring brain activity in animals
Techniques used to record brain activity in animals provide much greater detail than techniques designed for human use.
Measuring brain activity in humans
How do scientists measure the electrical activity of the brain's billions of neurons?
Bird brains may help drones fly and avoid crashing
Birds have a remarkable ability to fly through complex environments with incredible speed, rarely colliding.
Intelligence inheritance – three genes that add to your IQ score
There’s no one universal "intelligence gene" but many thousands each contributing a small increment – and here are three.
Developing drugs to reduce brain impairment after stroke
An emerging drug treatment for stroke is effective in mice, but translating these results to humans will take time.
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