Queensland Brain Institute

Australian Research Council

  • STARS

    October 2020
    Australian Research Council
    The Sleep Transitions and Regularity Study (STARs) is a four-year study aimed at understanding children’s sleep and napping patterns to provide better information to families and carers.

    Commencing in late 2020, STARs enrolled over 250 families from across Australia to learn about children’s sleep and development from 12 months of age to when children begin school.
  • Research projects exploring decision-making, learning and memory, and brain function will open pathways to discovery

    Discovery Projects boost brain exploration

    Published on: 30 November 2022
    Research projects exploring decision-making, learning and memory, and brain function will open pathways to discovery after being boosted by the Australian Research Council (ARC).
  • Associate Professor Victor Anggono

    Discovering the origins of learning and memory

    Published on: 21 September 2022
    Discovery research into the communication between brain cells could reveal the unknowns surrounding the origins of learning and memory.
  • Two male friends laughing

    Brain circuits that rapidly detect friend or foe

    Published on: 15 November 2019
    Scientists have identified the brain circuits that enable fast recognition of emotions such as anger and happiness, providing insights into disorders such as anxiety and psychosis.
  • QBI received over $4 million in ARC grants, and $6.6 million in NHMRC funding, an important contribution to The University of Queensland’s total of $38.6 million in ARC funding and $42 million in NHMRC grants.

    QBI excels in 2018 grant rounds

    Published on: 13 December 2018
    QBI received over $4 million in ARC grants, and $6.6 million in NHMRC funding, an important contribution to The University of Queensland’s total of $38.6 million in ARC funding and $42 million in NHMRC grants.

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