SUSTech-UQ Centre for Neuroscience and Neural Engineering (CNNE) Seminar Series

19 November 2021 2:00pm3:00pm
The CNNE Seminar Series provides a forum for SUSTech and QBI members to showcase collaboration in key thematic areas and foster new projects.

Professor Irina Vetter, UQ : "The pain-causing principles of stinging nettles are sodium channel-targeting peptides"

17 November 2021 12:00pm1:00pm
Professor Irina Vetter,
Institute for Molecular Bioscience and School of Pharmacy
University of Queensland

Bridge to Brisbane 2021

7 November 2021 6:00am12:00pm
Strap on your running/walking shoes and join Team Queensland Brain Institute (QBI), University of Queensland (UQ) in raising vital funds for brain research at the Bridge to Brisbane on Sunday, November 7, 2021.
The CNNE Seminar Series provides a forum for SUSTech and QBI members to showcase collaboration in key thematic areas and foster new projects.

SUSTech-UQ Centre for Neuroscience and Neural Engineering (CNNE) Seminar Series

5 November 2021 2:00pm
The CNNE Seminar Series provides a forum for SUSTech and QBI members to showcase collaboration in key thematic areas and foster new projects.

Merson Lecture 2021: Professor Hugh Possingham

3 November 2021 5:00pm6:00pm
Queensland Chief Scientist Professor Hugh Possingham will discuss the demands of communicating research to policy-makers - challenges that face both health and conservation - at this year's Merson Lecture.

Professor Kate Schroder, UQ : "Inflammasomes: from fundamental biology to new therapeutics"

3 November 2021 12:00pm1:00pm
Professor Kate Schroder
Institute for Molecular Bioscience
The University of Queensland

Biological Psychiatry Australia Plenary Speaker, Professor John Cryan : “Gut Feelings: Microbiome as Key Regulator of Brain & Behaviour Across the Lifespan”

27 October 2021 4:00pm5:00pm
Professor John Cryan,
Department of Anatomy & Neuroscience,
University College Cork
Ireland
The CNNE Seminar Series provides a forum for SUSTech and QBI members to showcase collaboration in key thematic areas and foster new projects.

SUSTech-UQ Centre for Neuroscience and Neural Engineering (CNNE) Seminar Series

22 October 2021 2:00pm3:00pm
The CNNE Seminar Series provides a forum for SUSTech and QBI members to showcase collaboration in key thematic areas and foster new projects.

Professor S. Thomas Carmichael, USA : "Smart Mice to Smart Humans: 5 stories from discovery science to clinical trials in stroke recovery"

20 October 2021 9:00am10:00am
Professor S. Thomas Carmichael
Department of Neurology, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA

Nishita Bhembre, UQ : "Synaptic compensation following oligomeric Aβ induced-dendritic spine loss"

13 October 2021 12:00pm1:00pm
Nishita Bhembre
Queensland Brain Institute
University of Queensland

Live webinar: Brain Health for Mental Health

12 October 2021 5:00pm6:00pm
We all know diet, sleep and exercise are important for our health. But just how important are they for our mental health?

Dementia Research @ UQ

29 September 2021 12:00pm1:00pm
Join a panel of researchers from The University of Queensland for a live webinar where they will discuss Dementia Research underway across UQ.

Associate Professor Andy Shih, USA : "Optical dissection of brain capillary function"

29 September 2021 9:00am10:00am
Associate Professor Andy Shih
Seattle Children’s Research Institute, Center for Developmental Biology and Regenerative Medicine, University of Washington, Seattle, USA

Dr Alexander Lim, ACT : “Problem solving in Psychiatry: Gaps in Guidelines”

22 September 2021 12:00pm1:00pm
Dr Alexander Lim
ZedThree Specialist Centre
Deakin ACT 2600

Professor Ole Jensen, UK : "Three misconceptions about the human alpha rhythm: the inhibition hypothesis revised”

15 September 2021 4:00pm5:00pm
Professor Ole Jensen
School of Psychology
University of Birmingham
Edgbaston, Birmingham, UK

The CNNE Seminar Series provides a forum for SUSTech and QBI members to showcase collaboration in key thematic areas and foster new projects.

SUSTech-UQ Centre for Neuroscience and Neural Engineering (CNNE) Seminar Series

10 September 2021 2:00pm3:00pm
The CNNE Seminar Series provides a forum for SUSTech and QBI members to showcase collaboration in key thematic areas and foster new projects.

Professor Kang Shen, USA : "Establishing and Maintaining Neuronal Polarity"

8 September 2021 10:00am11:00am
Professor Kang Shen
Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Investigator
Stanford University, USA

Professor Casper Hoogenraad, Genentech, USA : "Mechanisms of cargo trafficking: cytoskeleton organization and motor regulation"

1 September 2021 10:00am11:00am
Professor Casper Hoogenraad
Vice President (Neuroscience)
Genentech
South San Francisco, USA

The CNNE Seminar Series provides a forum for SUSTech and QBI members to showcase collaboration in key thematic areas and foster new projects.

SUSTech-UQ Centre for Neuroscience and Neural Engineering (CNNE) Seminar Series

27 August 2021 2:00pm3:00pm
The CNNE Seminar Series provides a forum for SUSTech and QBI members to showcase collaboration in key thematic areas and foster new projects.

Professor Warwick Bowen, UQ : "Quantum light allows image clarity beyond the limits of conventional technology"

18 August 2021 12:00pm1:00pm
Professor Warwick Bowen
School of Mathematics and Physics, University of Queensland

Neurocience Seminar TBA:

4 August 2021 12:00pm1:00pm

Dr Erika Ross, USA : "An Integrated Remote Programming Platform for Neuromodulation Systems: From Identified Unmet Patient Need to First FDA Approval"

14 July 2021 12:00pm1:00pm
Dr Erika Ross
Director of Research & Development
Applied Research
Abbott Neuromodulation, Austin, Texas, USA

Dr Jie Liu, Monash University, VIC: "Development of C. elegans Locomotion: Finding Balance in Imbalance"

7 July 2021 12:00pm1:00pm
Dr Jie Liu
Sensory Perception and Ageing Laboratory
Biomedical Discovery Institute, Monash University, VIC

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