CBR research

Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences CBR research

The Centre for Brain Research is committed to world-class research on the brain, in health and disease. From basic biomedical sciences to clinical research, our teams are working together to improve lives.

The Centre for Brain Research brings together over 40 different research teams from across The University of Auckland. Bridging the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences and the Faculty of Science, the centre has over 200 researchers all working towards the common goal of finding and developing new treatments for neurological disease.

The centre has identified three key areas where together we can make a difference. These include a Brain Recovery Clinic, a Biobank and Integrative Neuroscience Facilities, which are outlined in our strategic plan.

	Research teams Find out about the types of research carried out at the centre and contact the scientific team leaders.
	Research profile Read an overview of the Centre for Brain Research.
	Research developments The CBR is working towards several exciting new research developments in our strategic plan.
	Research opportunities Find out about forthcoming research openings in the centre.
	BrainWaves Emerging neuroscientists in the CBR organise a full calendar of research and social events.
	Research intranet Tools for CBR researchers can be found here.
	Research Volunteer Register Every day at the CBR our researchers are working hard to find and develop new treatments for brain disease.

SCHOOLS, DEPARTMENTS AND CENTRES

Brain Day 2012

Mind Reading event

Brain Recovery Clinic

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