Podcast

How do we make choices? And what happens in our brain when we do? Cognitive Neuroscientist Professor Jason Mattingley and his team study human brain activity and structure and how people pay attention, prioritise information and decide.

Identifying early changes in the activity and connectivity of interneurons could shed light on the development of autism.

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

Can we replicate the positive effects of exercise to boost new neurons in the adult brain? Dr Tara Walker thinks so and has dedicated her research career to discovering how.

Paying attention is a highly efficient and dynamic process that researchers have come to understand from studying both damaged and healthy brains.

Delve into the world of RNA and discover its immense potential with Professor Tim Bredy

Discover how sleep helps us learn and respond to the world from different ends of the scientific spectrum.

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

QBI researchers are using technology to deliver electrical impulse to the brain to treat disorders such as Parkinson’s disease and obsessive compulsion disorder (OCD).

Research on the brains of former athletes is raising awareness of the long-term neurological damage that can be caused by repeated, apparently minor knocks to the head.