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Reading print improves comprehension far more than looking at digital text, say researchers theguardian.com/books/2023/dec…

While biomarkers are understandably creating much excitement, cognitive tests are still at the heart of clinical assessment — and have value in predicting progression to dementia in routine practice onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/gp…

The iTalkBetter clinical trial is out: tinyurl.com/5up6cc7m It's a self-supporting naming app that helps people with aphasia make large gains in their ability to retrieve trained words. Connected speech also improved and iTalkBetter use caused changes in brain volume #aphasia

It was our pleasure hosting a conversation around this year's #IWD Theme: “Count Her In: Invest in Women. Accelerate Progress.” 🙌 Our speaker, Alison Rice PhD from CSIRO, discussed her journey navigating and overcoming various professional challenges of STEMM careers.

I was recently interviewed on the wonderful "Five Things Nursing" Podcast by the Royal Brisbane Womens Hospital on memory. You can listen to the episode here: bit.ly/3UHDBdg

I am excited to hear the dementia choir Sing Sing Sing and talk about the neurocognitive basis of creative thought @CreatieBrainWk Queensland Brain Institute, UQ

Creative Brain Week Australia is coming to #UQ! This premier event aims to share knowledge, break down silos and celebrate how brain science and creativity collide to seed new ideas 💡 June 13, 20249:30am – 12:30pm@QldBraininst, St Lucia campus🎟️ brnw.ch/21wKrUd

What a fantastic evening at our Brain Research Endowment Fund Dinner! 🧠💜 A big thank you to everyone who contributed by donating towards the raffle and auction prizes. Every dollar raised will help us drive essential brain research. #UQ #QBI #BREF #event

Apply for MARCS Anne Cutler International Visiting Fellowship 2025 today! Applications close 21 Jun, AEST. Know someone suitable? Share this post! #Linguistics #Language #Psychology #Academics #Research ✨ More info: tinyurl.com/4xx8y788

Wonderful event with the dementia choir Sing Sing Sing Queensland Brain Institute, UQ for #CreativeBrainWeekAustralia!

Yesterday we saw brain science and creativity collide at CreativeBrainWeek🧠🤯 This premier event showcased some of the latest and most significant ideas, research, and programs in the creative brain space. Thanks to everyone who attended! Gail Robinson Mehershad Wadia Margaret Jane Moore

Alan Baddeley speaking 50 years after the Baddeley & Hitch model of working memory at #ICWM. Here with the latest iteration

🏅Congratulations to Prof Hannah Fry Hannah Fry UCL CASA and Prof Gillian Bates UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology UCL Huntington’s Disease Centre, who have been awarded prestigious @RoyalSociety medals. Prof Fry was awarded the David Attenborough Award and Prof Bates received the Ferrier Medal. ucl.ac.uk/news/2024/aug/…

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Help us to inspire the next generation of Clinical Neuropsychologists? The Psychology Careers Festival is online on 4-8 November. If you can share your route into a neuropsychology career and support others to navigate theirs, get in touch! DM or [email protected]

Why we need a revolution in clinical research. New editorial Brain academic.oup.com/brain/article/… National Institute for Health and Care Research Medical Research Council UK Research and Innovation Wellcome Wes Streeting

Designed to pick up “thinking” cognitive problems when it is not obvious (like not talking, seeing or walking).

The BELS is brief but comprehensive so it is faster than standard cognitive assessment and targets executive language and memory, rather than classical aphasia and/or severe and obvious cognitive deficits, which are missed in current screening tools.

Professor Gail Robinson featured on 9News Queensland last night discussing her Brief Executive Language Screening (BELS) test which detects rehabilitation needs in stroke patients within minutes. Read: qbi.uq.edu.au/article/2024/0…

Incredibly sad. Eleanor was such a lovely person when I was at Queen Sq. I always include her taxi and bus studies in my postdoctoral clinical neuropsychology lectures - classics that will stand the test of time. Great loss for us all.