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NGAOUNDERE AND YAOUNDE, CAMEROON – When Bobbo Hamadou gets up in the morning, he opens the door and window in his house. This is not just to air out his mattress – but to lower the concentration of ra...
Pig Model to Help Research on Human Knee Growth,Injury Treatment
Pig Model Human Knee Growth Injury Treatment
2017/7/20
Musculoskeletal injuries in pediatric patients are on the rise, including significant increases in anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries. Previous studies have found major anatomical changes durin...
Why Do We Like Our Classes?And Each Other?Our Brain Waves Tell Us,New Research Shows
Like Our Classes Each Other Our Brain Waves Tell Us
2017/7/19
The synchronization of brainwaves among students during class reflects how much they like the class and each other, a team of neuroscientists has found.“How well our brainwaves sync up with those of a...
A global conversation to advance brain research Sept. 19
global conversation brain research
2016/9/29
Due to revolutionary new technologies, neuroscientists are poised to significantly advance our understanding of the brain and behavior, with profound implications for health and society.To enhance col...
NSF announces $55 million toward national research priorities
NSF $55 million national research priorities
2016/8/23
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has made 11 awards totaling $55 million aimed at building research capacity to address fundamental questions about the brain and develop new innovations at the in...
Neuroscience research into dyslexia leads to 'brainprints'
Neuroscience dyslexia brainprints
2016/4/25
A wonderful thing about basic research is its tendency to produce advances researchers hadn't anticipated. Cognitive neuroscientist Sarah Laszlo, for instance, found her early childhood learning studi...
Racing ahead of disease outbreaks: $12 million in new research grants
disease outbreaks new research grants
2014/9/12
Ebola, MERS (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome), malaria, antibiotic-resistant infections: Is our interaction with the environment somehow responsible for their increased incidence?
$10 million Asia-Pacific Centre set to make Brisbane a world leader in brain research（图）
diagnosis treatment
2014/7/17
A new multi-million dollar Asia-Pacific Centre for Neuromodulation (APCN) in Brisbane is poised to become a world leader in research to revolutionise the diagnosis and treatment of neurological diseas...
Ultra-cool clinical scanners set to heat up Queensland medical research（图）
Ultra-cool clinical scanners dementia mental illness
2014/7/4
Queensland’s newest world-class research facility celebrated a major milestone at the weekend with the craning-in of three clinical scanners, two of which had been cooled in liquid helium for their jo...
The University of Queensland research may lead to drug to fight leukaemia（图）
leukaemia leukaemia cells
2014/7/7
A molecular ‘target’ that could lead to a drug to fight leukaemia is in the sights of a team of University of Queensland researchers.
The University of Queensland’s $11m 7T MRI scanner boosts Australian imaging research（图）
scanner imaging
2014/7/8
The Southern Hemisphere's most powerful body scanner, capable of capturing extremely fine anatomical details, is now operating at The University of Queensland.
New preventions, treatments and care targeted in $26m in research
New preventions treatments care
2014/7/9
The University of Queensland has been awarded more than $26 million for health and medical research, to investigate cancer treatments, pain relief, dengue fever vaccinations and more.
Research discovers non-toxic cancer treatment（图）
cancer treatment The interferon alpha protein
2014/7/9
A University of Queensland researcher is developing a “Trojan horse” non-toxic treatment for human breast cancer.
Boost for Indigenous Australian mental illness diagnosis research（图）
mental illness diagnosis
2014/7/10
A University of Queensland researcher has been awarded $948,000 to improve diagnosis of mental illness in Indigenous Australians.
University of Queensland researchers have reprogrammed adult kidney cells to act as stem cells to repair damaged kidneys.