For those who missed the talk by Matthew Brookes last week, the recording is now available via the link below :) psychologicalsciences.unimelb.edu.au/research/hubs/…

Be quick! 🚀 We've just opened up more tickets for the Symposium! Grab them before it's sold out

We've waited and the OPMEG is finally installed! Watch this space!

Make sure to check out this magnificent tree when you attend the Symposium this Thursday! *When* : 19 Sep 2024, Thu, 9am-3pm *Where* : Old Arts Building, William MacMahon Ball Theatre You can find this tree just outside the Old Arts Building, East side entrance/exit

Learn about the adolescent brain! Sarah Tashjian

Here we go! Thankyou to the speakers in our 1st session at our Symposium! Prof Alex Fornito Alex Fornito , Dr Shuting Li and Dr Valentina Lorenzetti Valentina Lorenzetti (she/her)

Fantastic line up of academics at the panel discussion on Disordered Brain, featuring Dr Antoinette Poulton Dr Antwo Poultie, A/Prof Adeel Razi Adeel Razi, Dr Shuting Li and Prof Alex Fornito Alex Fornito Intrigued by the questions raised by the audience too!

Thankyou to our speakers in the Developing Brain session at the Cog Neuro Hub Symposium. Learning about the brain in children and in normative ageing from Sharna Jamadar and Jacob Paul

Concluded the hub's 1st Symposium today with an interactive, mind tickling panel on the Developing Brain! Feel free to get in touch with these great researchers after this event if you have more questions and ideas! Sharna Jamadar Iroise Dumontheil Jacob Paul

And the accompanying piece in Pursuit: “Although challenging, the teenage years are very special. Understanding and embracing the opportunity will help teens reach adulthood in a safer, more competent way.” pursuit.unimelb.edu.au/articles/Teen-…