Sah

The Sah Laboratory is working on the development of a smart wireless glove to monitor muscle function in patients with neurological movement disorders, primarily Parkinson’s disease. We sat down and asked Professor Sah about the potential for this exciting new technology.

University of Queensland (UQ) researcher Dr Margreet Ridder has been named the inaugural Dr Ian Davis OAM Award recipient for the 2024 top-ranked FightMND project.

Director of the Queensland Brain Institute, Professor Pankaj Sah, has been elected as a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science in recognition of his exceptional contribution to neuroscience

Neuroscientists will dive deeper into the mysteries of the brain after gaining funding from the Australian Government.

Queensland Brain Institute researchers will help develop some of Australia’s most exciting medical bionic discoveries after being announced as major winners at this year’s Bionics Challenge.

Communication between two regions of the brain – the hippocampus and the prefrontal cortex (PFC) – is essential for recognition memory.

Research conducted at QBI holds the promise of new treatments for once intractable brain disorders.

Saturated fatty acids have emerged as key players in forming memories.

In an Australian-first clinical trial,QBI researchers have shown that brain stimulation can treat severe OCD.