Network News

Our network newsletters contain information about our events, our research, our people and our activities.

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Podcasts

Occasional recordings (podcasts) about our research can be found below.

Prof Julie Bernhardt, Director of our CRE, recently recorded a podcast for the Stroke Foundation, together with stroke survivor Nadia Moffatt, who had two strokes when she was a teenager and is now a member of the Stroke Foundation’s Consumer Council; and physiotherapist Carol Pham, from StrokeLine. Nadia also participated in the CRE’s stroke research consumer forum in October 2017.

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Long-term recovery after stroke

Ruby Lipson-Smith is pursuing a PhD at The Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health. She has a background in Psychology and Neuroscience, and a longstanding interest in architecture, which she is now beginning to incorporate into her research. Ruby was interviewed for the ‘Five Things About..’ series by Jan Chamberlain, Program Manager, CRE in Stroke Rehabilitation and Brain Recovery.

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5 Things About Stroke Rehab Environments

The Florey YouTube Channel

At The Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health YouTube channel you will find just a sample of our many amazing lectures and interviews with Florey scientists including those researching stroke. Visit The Florey YouTube channel.

HMRI YouTube channel

hmriHMRI is an internationally-recognised health and medical research institute delivering research and technology closely aligned to community health needs.

Through HMRI, more than 1,300 clinical, biomedical, clinical and public health researchers and support staff from the University of Newcastle and Hunter New England Local Health District are working to prevent, cure and treat a diverse range of serious illnesses by translating research findings made in the lab into real health treatments and preventative strategies for the community. Visit the HMRI YouTube channel.