Podcast

QBI's Dr James Kesby on how our brain's reward mechanism works, and what happens when things go wrong.

In this episode of A Grey Matter, we hear from John Quinn and his partner Glenys, on their shared experience of living with John’s dementia.

Rebecca Sharrock has a condition called Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory, which enables her to remember every day of her life in clear, intricate detail

What if, no matter how much sleep you had, you didn't wake rejuvenated the next day?

What's going on in the brain when someone creates new music? We speak to legendary jazz pianist Jason Rebello, who spent 10 years touring the world with Sting, and UQ's Prof Geoff Goodhill.

Casey Dellacqua shares her experiences of a concussion that put her out of action from tennis for a year.

Mia Langguth became a disability support worker almost by chance, but it's a job that has shaped the direction of her career.

Professor Pankaj Sah joined a panel to delve into human minds to discuss memories and fears

QBI's Deputy Director (research) Professor Linda Richards, and Associate Professor Bruno van Swinderen joined Australia's Chief Scientist, Dr Alan Finkel, on a panel at the World Science Festival in Brisbane in 2018

QBI's Dr Lilach Avitan talked to ABC Science's Robyn Williams about how studying fish brains can tell us a lot about human brains.