On Wednesday 09 November 2011, Professor Colin Masters, Executive Director of the Mental Health Research Institute and Laureate Professor at The University of Melbourne, will speak on the subject of 'the natural history of Alzheimer's disease: strategies for diagnosis and therapy' as part of QBI's regular Neuroscience Seminar series.

 

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Date: Wednesday 09 November 2011

Time: 12-1pm

Location: Level 7 Auditorium, QBI (#79), St Lucia Campus

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