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QBI's Professor Naomi Wray has been named among 21 new Australian Academy of Science Fellows.

QBI has published the first content for Nature Partner Journal npj Science of Learning.

New research has identified 74 genes that may play a role in determining how long people stay in school.

Research into fish vision is providing vital clues about the how our brains interpret images, necessary for building brain-computer interfaces.

QBI researcher Dr James Kesby has earned a share in $10 million of funding from Advance Queensland

A key protein involved with brain development is also associated with brain cancer, scientists have discovered.

QBI citizen science project CoralWatch has received a $150,000 boost from the Queensland government, enabling its work to continue through 2017.

QBI researchers are applying advanced mathematical techniques to study connections in the brain.

QBI researchers are launching a free mobile app to study postpartum depression globally.

QBI is a major collaborator in the first national biobank of autism genetic information.

New QBI research has found that found that healthy people who have hallucinations or delusions are more likely to experience mental health disorders at a later date.

$7m for QBI scientists will fund research using big data into diseases including dementia, schizophrenia and Parkinson's disease.

UQ researchers have discovered a potential MND drug target to delay disease onset and keep dying motor neurons alive for longer.

Concussion, the mildest form of traumatic brain injury, can lead to irreversible brain damage.

Queensland Brain Institute researchers have discovered two proteins in the transparent worm C. elegans that mediate how nerves degenerate.

Eight students, selected from nearly 100 applicants, have won Master of Philosophy scholarships to study neuroscience at QBI.

QBI researchers have found that complementary brain processes are involved in sleep and selective attention.

An Alzheimer's breakthrough made by QBI researchers has been named among the world's most discussed research of 2015.

The $2.5 million Stafford Fox Senior Research Fellowship funds Dr Steven Zuryn's research into stroke-induced dementia at QBI

Australian Brain Bee Challenge Queensland champion Abigail Green competes this week in the national finals of the neuroscience competition.