CJCADR Podcast

Dr Anne Hahn discusses her recent discovery of a gene that regulates the inheritance of disease-causing mutations.

Professor Gail Robinson has developed a new diagnostic tool to assess cognitive function in post-stroke patients to predict functional recovery.

Dr Daniel Blackmore explores how exercise can mitigate the cognitive decline associated with diseases impacting learning and memory.

Mushrooms have been used in traditional Chinese medicine for centuries, and the scientific evidence behind their beneficial properties is now growing after recent discoveries from Professor Frederic Meunier and his team at the UQ Queensland Brain Institute.

Professor Frederic Meunier and his lab use super-resolution microscopy to observe single molecules in living neurons to discover how brain cells communicate.

Dr Adam Walker and his team use genetic editing techniques and rapidly advancing technology to study the biological processes that cause MND, in the hope to design new therapies that prevent or halt its progression.  

Professor Peter Nestor, a clinician-researcher who diagnoses people living with neurodegenerative disease, explores memory, how we remember things and when we don't.

Discover a decade of research excellence at the Clem Jones Centre for Ageing Dementia Research (CJCADR).

We sat down with Professor Jürgen Götz to find out more about his ultrasound research and what drives him to push forward with his cutting-edge dementia research.