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    Early Detection Of MCI And Dementia Using Multidimensional Analysis Of Structural MRI By Computational Methods

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $583,601.00
    Summary
    Dementia in elderly is a major public health problem, and mild cognitive impairment (MCI), is even more common. We propose to use recent computational anatomy algorithms from our group to develop novel multidimensional imaging biomarkers for early detection of brain anatomical changes due to MCI-dementia. We aim at identifying early signatures of MCI-dementia, thus making early treatment possible. The completion of our research will provide clinicians with new methods for the early diagnosis.
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    Improving Our Understanding Of Hearing Voices

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $481,587.00
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    Schizophrenia is classified among the world’s top ten enduring disabilities. Hearing voices are a profound and distressing symptom, which have proven difficult to successfully treat. We plan to use the latest brain imaging techniques and genetic testing to develop the most comprehensive understanding of hearing for voices to date. These data are vital to the development of novel tailored treatment for patients who hear voices.
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    Studies Of The Effects Of Asymmetric Hearing Loss On The Brain

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $920,076.00
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    Hearing loss impairs the normal development and maintenance of auditory pathways. Irreversible pathologies persist when hearing is not restored in a timely manner. While cochlear implantation is the accepted treatment for profound sensorineural hearing loss, there is significant variability in outcomes. Some of this variability is linked to the degree of hearing asymmetry. Thus, we propose to study brain changes in the auditory system that accompany asymmetric hearing impairment.
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    Australia Fellowship

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $4,000,000.00
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    Prof Paxinos ‘s work is involved in understanding brain organisation and function through the fusion of the fields of molecular genetics, comparative and developmental neuroanatomy and Neuro informatics
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    Organization Of The Human Brainstem: Identification Of Its Regions

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $87,568.00
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    Role Of Brain Neuropeptides In Cardiovascular Control

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $297,395.00
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    The Human Brain: Identification Of Its Regions And An E Lectronic Atlas

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $261,421.00
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    Caress The Detail: A Comprehensive MRI Atlas Of The In Vivo Human Brain

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $461,978.00
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    This project will construct a detailed MRI atlas of the living human brain. The atlas will be online and compatible with tablet computers to provide a convenient, powerful reference tool for researchers and clinicians. It is a collaboration between George Paxinos, a leader in brain cartography, and Mark Schira, an emerging scientist in MRI technology. They will use high resolution in vivo MR images obtained at the University of Queensland Centre for Advanced Imaging.
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    Understanding How The Brain Senses And Encodes Hunger And Satiety

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $473,477.00
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    Obesity is the most important health concern in the world today. Despite all the epidemiology evidence and despite the intervention approaches, obesity and type-2 diabetes continues to rise in Australia and worldwide. Clearly, a greater biological understanding of the mechanisms driving increased calorie intake and decreased calorie expenditure. This fellowship explores the different neural circuits in the brain and how they regulate motivation for food and food consumption
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    Relationship Between Brain Structure And Function Measu Res In Schizophrenia

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $277,408.00
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