Centre for Brain Research
Working together to improve lives
Our unique model of neuroscience fosters collaboration across the entire University of Auckland. Scientists, doctors and students work at every level; from the laboratory to the clinic to whānau and the community, enabling us to provide novel insights on how the brain stimulates, controls and interacts with the rest of the body. As we unlock the secrets of the brain we have the potential to change the lives of people living with neurological disease.
News
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Farewell to Professor Donna Rose Addis
07 September 2018After a long involvement with the Centre for Brain Research, Professor Donna Rose Addis is leaving the University of Auckland to become a Canada 150 Research Chair in Cognitive Neuroscience of Memory and Aging. -
Marathon runners tour the lab to find out more about spinal cord research
28 August 2018The Centre for Brain Research hosted a group of Auckland and New York Marathon runners who are running to raise money for CatWalk Trust and spinal cord research. -
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Brain science on display at Brain Day 2018
02 August 2018Brain Day 2018 showcased the latest research in brain science with engaging panel discussions, community groups, interactive science displays, Being Brainy games and activities for our younger visitors. -
Professor Alan Barber – saving lives with post stroke surgery
30 July 2018Professor of Clinical Neurology and Deputy Director of the Centre for Brain Research, Dr Alan Barber, discusses the importance of receiving prompt medical attention following a stroke. -
Centre for Brain Research Advisory Board Member Wendy Fleming becomes Royal Society Te Apārangi Companion (CRSNZ)
19 July 2018Centre for Brain Research Advisory Board member Wendy Fleming, recently became Royal Society Te Apārangi Companion (CRSNZ). -
Global Brain Bee gives rise to future scientists
11 July 2018On July 5 more than 160 students from around the North Island gathered at the University of Auckland for the New Zealand finals of the Brain Bee global neuroscience competition. -
Dr Hinemoa Elder awarded the Mark Sheldon Prize from the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists
24 May 2018Dr Hinemoa Elder (Ngati Kuri, Te Aupouri, Te Rarawa, Ngapuhi), member of the CBR Māori Advisory Group (Rangahau te Roro me te Hinengaro), was awarded the Mark Sheldon Prize last week at the College Congress ceremony in Tamaki.
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Researching Singing Together: CBR Music Therapy Research Symposium 2018 Event as iCalendar
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Autism Public Seminar Event as iCalendar
15 November 2018, 6:30 - 8pmAn update on autism research with a focussed discussion on adults living with autism.
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How is your brain wired?
29 May 2017Sensory processing, brain plasticity and ageing volunteers needed. -
New tinnitus research study needs participants
20 September 2016This study aims to discover the potential changes in tinnitus perception following different types of sound stimulation. -
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Hearts and Minds
15 August 2017Our cognitive neuroscientist collaborators are looking for volunteers to participate in a brain imaging research study. -
Gavel Club for people with aphasia: volunteer opportunities
23 January 2017In the powerful words of one Gavel Club member; “The Gavel Club and its volunteers have helped to rebuild my world.” -
Participants needed for a study of the effects of addiction on the brain
21 September 2016We are looking for volunteers to join our latest research study. Our exciting new venture already has ethics approval and involves using fMRI to measure the effects of addition on the brain.
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