- Electrical stimulation applied to the brain during training can boost performance on new, untrained tasks controlled by the same brain areas.
- Scientists from QBI and the School of Biomedical Sciences are now initiating a clinical study of patients with sleep apnoea to determine whether treatment lowers the risk of developing dementia.
- 31 January 2018Associate Professor Massimo Hilliard presents a TEDx talk on his research into repairing nerves.
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