Matilde Balbi

qldbraininstitute on Instagram: "“I thought it was a migraine… not for one second did I even think young people could have strokes.”On this special World Stroke Day…" “I thought it was a migraine… not for one second did I even think young people could have strokes.”On this special World Stroke Day podcast, three inspiring women share their unique perspectives on surviving, treating, and researching stroke. From parenting through recovery to rehab strategies to cutting-edge brain science, their stories reveal the stroke recovery journey. 🎧 Listen now: http://bit.ly/49aqx8fThis is the third episode of A Grey Matter’s new season. Tune in every fortnight for fresh conversations at the intersection of neuroscience, innovation, and hope.#UQ #QBI #BrainResearch #neuroscience #AGreyMatter #stroke #strokerecovery #braininjury #WorldStrokeDay

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Dr. Barbora Fulopova from QBI-UQ will explore proprioception, our body's vital sense of self-awareness. Her project at the University of Fribourg 🇨🇭 aims to develop advanced robotic systems to understand how the brain processes proprioceptive information. @barborafulopova.bsky.social

Call for abstracts:

🔬🧬🧠Abstract submissions and registration for the #ANS2025 Annual Scientific Meeting in Hobart, Tasmania are open now! 🔬🧬🧠

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We look forward to seeing you in Hobart!

Two more weeks before the deadline to recruit a 3-year Postdoctoral position in Systems Neuroscience - Bioinformatics applied to Brain Evo-Devo. Please RT and/or apply at: uq.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/uqcareers/jo...

📣Calling all ANS members! Symposia submissions for #ANS2025 in Hobart, Tasmania close soon!
Proposals will be accepted until 5pm AEDT, Monday 24 March 2025 via the online Currinda portal.
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Continuous Auditory Feedback Promotes Fine Motor Skill Learning in Mice Motor skill learning enables organisms to interact effectively with their environment, relying on neural mechanisms that integrate sensory feedback with motor output. While sensory feedback, such as a...

New paper from the lab 📣 we discovered that linking real-time sounds to movement helps mice learn motor skills faster!

Next step is to apply this finding to rehab strategies for stroke recovery,and motor learning in humans. www.eneuro.org/content/12/3...

Proud PI moment: Victor proudly presents some of his PhD data at the Optogenetics Australia conference in Sydney! What a friendly platform to share and discuss our findings!

Excited to share our single-cell study on aging mouse brain! We found 2,449 cell-type specific age-DE genes, and an aging hotspot in specific hypothalamic cell types involved in energy homeostasis, which show both decreased neuronal function and increased immune response. doi.org/10.1038/s415...

Very proud of your achievements @montanasamantzis.bsky.social It's a privilege to witness your growth!