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Discovering the fundamental mechanisms of brain function
At the Queensland Brain Institute there are more than 280 dedicated neuroscientists working to improve the understanding of how the human brain operates. The researchers work under the guidance of 33 laboratory heads, each world-renowned investigators in their field. These groups work across seven research themes.
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Group LeadersAt the Queensland Brain Institute there are more than 280 dedicated neuroscientists working to improve the understanding of how the human br... |
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Research ThemesFor more detail about a particular area of QBI research, follow the category links (below) which provide summaries on individual research scientists and their programs. |
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FacilitiesThe Queensland Brain Institute’s... |
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Disorders ResearchedQBI scientists are working to better understand brain function using a strategically balanced suite of scientific models and advanced technologies. Researchers are also studying ... |
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CollaborationsQBI researchers network on a regular basis with research groups and colleagues from around the world, sharing ideas, working on joint research projects, sourcing competitive funding, reviewing publications, organising seminars, workshops and confere... |
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External QBI ReseachersQBI's research covers a wide spectrum of fundamental scientific research, which includes active participation in numerous affiliate ... |
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