Dr Sophie Green (University of Leeds) Optimising complex interventions in cancer using novel experimental designs Abstract Complex interventions are typically evaluated using a randomised controlled trial (RCT). While RCTs are suitable for establishing the overall effectiveness of an intervention, they tell us little about which individual components of an intervention drive its success (or failure). […]
Brain and Mind Centre visiting seminar with Dr Jamie Peters 27 May | 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM Level 5, BMC Lecture Theatre, In-person Followed by Q&A and Networking. Dr Jamie Peters is an Associate Professor at the University of Alabama, Birmingham, (England), in Neurobiology. Her work focuses on preclinical behavioural pharmacology using rodent self-administration models […]
Professor Erik Reichle (Macquarie University) Professor Sally Andrews Memorial Lecture on Cognitive Psychology: Towards a Model of the Reconstructed Self Abstract Our sense of self is dependent upon our experiences and how the “thread” of our autobiography is reconstructed from memories of our contextually rich experiences. In this talk, I will describe how an instance-based […]
Prof Haryana Dhillon (USYD) Title: I will survive: challenges of psycho-oncology and supportive care clinical trials Abstract: The psychological and physiological impacts of cancer and its treatment are well recognised as contributing to major reductions in quality of life and function amongst cancer survivors. There have been many interventions developed and shown to be efficacious. […]
A/Prof Janie Busby Grant & A/Prof Amanda George (University of Canberra)
Prof Michael Richardson (Macquarie University)
HDR prize ceremony and talks
Prof Barbara Mullen (Curtin University)