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Work at QBI by Professor Linda Richards into understanding corpus callosum malformations has aired on Channel 9 News.

A new aircraft landing system developed by QBI researchers is fully independent of outside technology, meaning it will be harder to block or hack, improving passenger safety.

Scientists are now able to use brain imaging to communicate with people previously thought to be in a vegetative state, prompting questions about the very nature of consciousness.

German postdoctoral researcher and recipient of the prestigious Peter Hilton Research Fellowship in Ageing Dementia Dr Liviu-Gabriel Bodea has joined QBI.

New ways in which our experiences can influence how the two sides of the brain are wired together during brain development have been discovered by QBI researchers.

QBI is featured in this year’s UQ advertising campaign recognising our work to unlock the mysteries of the human brain.

A key step has been made by QBI researchers that could eventually offer hope for stroke survivors and other people with brain damage.

QBI researchers at UQ have led a study that will help unravel the genetic mystery of autism and, for the first time, help diagnose children under two years of age with the disorder.

QBI group leader Professor Mandyam Srinivasan has been named an inaugural Queensland Government Science Champion.

QBI Advisory Board Chairman, Dr Sallyanne Atkinson AO, has been named a Queensland Great by Queensland Premier Campbell Newman.

QBI's Deputy Director of Research, Professor Pankaj Sah appeared on Channel 7 News to highlight advances in the Institute's research into post-traumatic stress disorder and fear extinction.

Two early career researchers from the Queensland Brain Institute (QBI) have received The University of Queensland’s Dean's Award for Research Higher Degree Excellence.

The Science of Learning Research Centre (SLRC), led by The University of Queensland, has appointed a new director, Professor Pankaj Sah.

QBI is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Scott Sullivan.

Neuroscientists from the Queensland Brain Institute (QBI) at UQ, may have found a way to silence the gene that feeds fear.

Queensland Brain Institute (QBI) will host a Super-Resolution Symposium.

Bees have been found to have selective attention and key components of consciousness in a QBI study performed at UQ.

Scientists from QBI at UQ have led an international team to discover a new avenue for the treatment for the debilitating effects of ischaemic stroke on patients.

Smell memories are some of the most significant memories we form during our lives. An international team led by QBI researchers has boosted understanding of the process, by showing that olfactory memory in honeybees regulates receptors in their antennae.