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Researchers have uncovered how shifting light patterns help protect fish from predators on the Great Barrier Reef.

A small change in the timing of gene activity may have triggered the evolution of our brain’s corpus callosum - one of the most remarkable events in the evolution of mammalian brains.

Researchers have discovered how the highways connecting brain cells expand and retract to allow the flow of particles essential for neural survival.

Professor Naomi Wray has received the Elizabeth Blackburn Investigator Grant Award for Leadership in Basic Science from the National Health and Medical Research Council.

A new study has identified a major shift in how to treat brain injuries after rejuvenating immune cells to support the repair process. 

New research suggests that fish vision may be affected by their choice of habitat.

An MRI-based mapping of the squid brain has developed an atlas of neural connections that could help understand their ability to camouflage.

QBI researcher Professor Justin Marshall has been recognized with an international prize for his work into the visual systems of mantis shrimps.

Queensland Brain Institute researcher Adam Briner will study in the US after successfully applying for a 2020 Fulbright scholarship.

The new establishment of an international partnership will investigate how our brain functions and the activity of neurons in health and disease.