Monash Neuroscience and Mental Health Network

The Monash Neuroscience and Mental Health Network was established by the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences in 2007 and incorporates The Monash University Centre for Brain and Behaviour, established in 2003.

The Network brings together teams of scientists and clinicians from across the university, and its affiliated centres and institutes, to tackle major research challenges in the field of neuroscience and mental health.

The aims of the network include facilitating multi-disciplinary, cross-faculty research collaborations, building research capacity in the neurosciences and mental health, and promoting the value of neuroscience research to the community, government and industry.

Monash University neuroscientists and mental health professionals conduct leading edge research and clinical investigation in many key areas – refer to Our Research for more information.

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News and events Multidisciplinary Research and Platforms for Imaging and Diagnostics (pdf, 65kb) Friday, 20 June 2008  Seminar featuring Dr. Ben Inglis, Brain Imaging Center (University of California, Berkeley) and A/Prof. David Liley, Brain Sciences Institute (Swinburne University of Technology) Seeing the world in double vision Renowned visual neuroscientist Melvyn Goodale says that two different visual systems guide our lives, one of which is largely unconscious.