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Brain Development
From stem cells, billions of brain cells grow
At the very earliest stages of life, how do stem cells know how to turn into the right cells at the right time and go to the right places. Just a few cells create the billions of brain cells we have.
How zebrafish help unlock the secrets of autism spectrum disorder
Who would have thought the humble zebrafish might hold the key to understanding our own brain.
How an adult with autism inspired a scientist
Mia Langguth became a disability support worker almost by chance, but it's a job that has shaped the direction of her career.
Autism and genetics
What is autism exactly, and what causes it?
The most aggressive cancer in the brain
Dr Jens Bunt, a scientist in the Brain Disorders and Development lab at QBI, is researching to find a cure for an aggressive brain cancer.
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