Working together to improve lives

The Centre for Brain Research is a unique partnership between scientists, clinicians and the community. Established in 2009, the centre excels in world-class neuroscience research carried out by cross-faculty research teams, alongside clinical collaborations with leading neurologists, neurosurgeons and physicians in the Auckland region.

	Directors' message A welcome message from the Director Professor Richard Faull and Deputy-Directors Professors Alan Barber and Peter Thorne.			Brain Recovery Clinic Visit the Brain Recovery Clinic for advanced clinical and research assessments for stroke patients.
	CBR structure Learn about the three pillars that make up the centre and read our profile.			Biobank Learn about the world-leading drug discovery research underway with human tissue
	Our vision Read about the vision and goals that drive our research partnerships.			Human Brain Bank Information about our world-class human brain tissue research supported by the Neurological Foundation of New Zealand.
	Science communication Scientific discovery and dissemination are at the heart of everything we do.			Neurodiscovery unit Our scientists are at the forefront of pre-clinical research into brain disease
	Our supporters We are very grateful to the families, charities and funding agencies that make research at the centre possible.			Annual report Read about key developments over the past few years in the Centre for Brain Research.