Events

PhD Student Seminars
1. Sean Keating (Neurodegeneration Pathobiology Group, A. Walker Lab)
2. Matt Kenna (Synaptic Plasticity Group, Sah Lab)

Chair: Alison Carlisle

Professor Etienne Sibille
Campbell Family Mental Health Research Institute
Canada

Host: Dr Susannah Tye

Join us for delicious food, exciting entertainment, live auctions and heartfelt inspiration as we come together to work towards finding a cure for this heartbreaking disease. 

A/Professor Jana Vukovic
Queensland Brain Institute
University of Queensland

Host: Elise Kellet

In QBI’s 20th year, please think ahead. Support critical brain research by giving now to QBI’s Brain Research Endowment Fund.

The Queensland Brain Institute has a team for Bridge to Brisbane and we hope you’ll consider lacing up your runners to support QBI in either the 4.5km or 10km race, all whilst raising funds for critical brain research.

This is a Dementia fundraiser event, supporting the Alastair Rushworth Alzheimer's Research Fund to continue the work of the Clem Jones Centre for Ageing Dementia Research at QBI. In 2023, the QBI Lexus Spring High Tea will be hosted in the ballroom at the Victoria Park Golf Club. The afternoon will include high tea and French champagne.

Dr Anne Lagendijk
Institute for Molecular Bioscience
UQ

Host: A/Prof Steven Zuryn

Join a panel discussion with Professor Tom Burne, with panellists, Dr James Kesby, Professor Ed Heffernan, Dr Zoe Rutherford, and Dr Megan Purvey, as they discuss the role that research can play in giving people the tools they need in these challenging situations.

Professor Xueji Zhang
Shenzhen University
China

Host: Prof Fred Meunier

Dr Susannah Tye
Queensland Brain Institute
University of Queensland

Host: Heather Macpherson

We are pleased to announce the 2023 Peter Goodenough Memorial Lecture:

New visions for mental health care: Using neuroscience to personalise treatments
By Professor Leanne Williams

A/Professor Jai Yu
University of Chicago
USA

Host: Prof Barry Dickson

The 20th Anniversary Scientific Symposium is a celebration of the extraordinary contributions to neuroscience that we have made over the past 20 years. Celebrate QBI's science with your colleagues on 25 August 2023.

Please join us for a Q&A-style panel discussion around the importance of basic science to inform the innovations of tomorrow with a focus on AI, facilitated by energy expert and science commentator, Dr Joel Gilmore.

A/Professor Brad Sutherland
University of Tasmania,
Hobart

Host: Dr Dhanisha Jhaveri

Hosted by Barry Dickson. Morning tea and lunch provided.

Dr Miriam Matamales
University of New South Wales
Sydney

Host: A/Prof Victor Anggono

Dr Nigel Kee
School of Biomedical Sciences
University of Queensland

Host: Dr Adam Walker

Dr Samantha Barton
The Florey
VIC

Host: Dr Adam Walker

Professor Helen Cooper
Queensland Brain Institute
University of Queensland

Host: Hilary Yong