Does addiction result from the brain or behaviour? This is the question QBI sought to answer during Brain Awareness Week 2026 at a compelling free public lecture featuring scientists and those with lived experience.
QBI research has contributed to a worldwide study providing essential groundwork to develop tailored rehabilitation strategies for cognitive impairment in stroke and reveals a fundamental change in how cognitive problems are understood.
QBI researchers may have discovered a new way to diagnose and treat major depression at the earliest stage of the condition, giving patients the best opportunity for recovery.
Senator Helen Polley, Senator for Tasmania, has this week praised the Queensland Brain Institute (QBI) in a speech to Parliament, highlighting the Institute’s collaborative approach and the global impact of its neuroscience research.
UQ’s Queensland Brain Institute (QBI) PhD candidate Chantelle Jackson has received a 2026 Westpac Future Leaders Scholarship to advance effective, accessible stroke-recovery treatments to benefit Australians in regional and remote communities.
Professor Thomas Burne explains how the new Australian Psychiatric Research Knowledge Bank could speed up discoveries and improve mental health care for everyone.
Queensland Brain Institute (QBI) researchers will propel scientific discovery into DNA mutations, treating human movement disorders and improving stroke outcomes after securing funding from the Australian Government.
