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Saturated fatty acid levels increase when making memories
Published on:
28 June 2021
Saturated fatty acids have emerged as key players in forming memories.
Mission to tackle dementia hits the road
Published on:
27 May 2021
Matthew Collard is cycling from Brisbane to Birdsville and will then run in the Simpson Desert Ultra to raise $20,000 for dementia research.
Running down dementia
Published on:
2 June 2021
Carly lost her Dad to dementia and is running a half-marathon to celebrate his 70th birthday and raise money for dementia research at QBI.
Corals and fruit flies aid understanding of anaesthesia
Published on:
3 June 2021
Using light-emitting corals, fruit flies and powerful microscopy, QBI researchers are researching the effects of anaesthesia on the brain.
Mapping genetic roles to understand human development
Published on:
22 April 2021
Researchers are a step closer to unravelling the role of small nucleic acid fragments found in each of our cells.
Australian-first clinical trial shows brain stimulation can treat severe OCD
Published on:
21 April 2021
In an Australian-first clinical trial,QBI researchers have shown that brain stimulation can treat severe OCD.
'Living fossil' provides key clues to brain evolution
Published on:
9 April 2021
A living fossil is helping researchers challenge our scientific understanding of brain evolution.
Disability highest for schizophrenia and personality disorders
Published on:
19 March 2021
Schizophrenia and personality disorders are the most disabling mental health conditions to live with, QBI researchers has found.
Apprentice named rising star following award-winning year
Published on:
2 March 2021
Emma Scott has rapidly become one of the rising stars of the Queensland Brain Institute after being recognised with several industry accolades.
‘Fish DJ’ tackles fish hearing
Published on:
3 March 2021
A ‘Fish DJ’ at QBI has used her knowledge of cool beats to understand brain networks and hearing in baby fish.
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