News & events
News
One of the ANU's first PhD graduates has been recognised for her exceptional contributions to experimental neuroscience.
Ryan Fan, Year 10 student from Burgmann Anglican School, emerged as the winner of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Brain Bee Challenge, held last week at the John Curtin School of Medical Research (JCSMR).
If you've ever been brought to tears by music, you know its power. An ANU study has explored how people respond to singing.
Creating a historic moment for the John Curtin School of Medical Research (JCSMR), two of our outstanding PhD students Sasanan and Rakshanya claimed the winner and runner-up awards at the Australian National University (ANU) 3-Minute Thesis Competition 2024 grand finale, held on 25 July at Llewellyn Hall.
This July, eleven PhD, two MPhil, and nine Honours students completed their academic research and graduated from JCSMR.
Despite the complexity of autism spectrum and PTSD, new research from The Australian National University (ANU) and the University of Queensland may have found a link that could help to better understand the two.
Events
Professor Robyn Guymer will present 'Age-related macular degeneration (AMD): Can we slow progression to vision loss?'
Professor Stephanie M. Hughes will present 'Adventures in rare brain diseases: from neurons to a clinical trial and back again'
Join us in celebrating the significant milestone of JCSMR’s 75th anniversary, with Nobel Laureate and Distinguished Professor Peter Doherty as our Guest of Honour.
Professor Marcello Rosa will present 'Understanding the human visual system through the study of non-human primates'
Professor Lindy Rae will present 'Conductivity imaging; a new approach to measuring brain activity'
Dr Ben Fulcher will present 'The brain as a complex dynamical system'.
Professor Justine Smith will present 'Drugging biologic targets in non-infectious uveitis’.
Come along to the John Curtin School of Medical Research for the Honours Information Evening!