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Professor Bruno van Swinderen: exploring the origins of consciousness
Professor Bruno van Swinderen is studying awareness but could the real target be consciousness?
Fulbright scholar to discover more about anaesthesia
Published on:
24 March 2022
A Queensland Brain Institute researcher will be heading to the US after their work into how anaesthesia disrupts brain function was awarded a Fulbright scholarship.
Webinar: Brain Health For Mental Health
We all know diet, sleep and exercise are important for our health. But just how important are they for our mental health?
Corals and fruit flies aid understanding of anaesthesia
Published on:
3 June 2021
Using light-emitting corals, fruit flies and powerful microscopy, QBI researchers are researching the effects of anaesthesia on the brain.
Predictive coding and sleep in the fly brain
Closing the loop between brain activity and salience
Bridging the gap between electrical and molecular sleep functions
Functional analysis of sleep promoting neurons in health and disease
Mechanisms of general anaesthesia
Fruit fly offers new insights into attention and sleep
Published on:
27 November 2020
The ability to study sleep and attention in fruit flies could lead to a greater understanding of these potentially related phenomena in humans.
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