Parkinson's Disease Award funded by Hennessy, Keller, Smith and Vacher Bequests
The role of the pre-supplementary motor area in age related gait slowing: a functional MRI study.

Parkinson's Disease Award funded by Hennessy, Keller, Smith and Vacher Bequests
The neural control of movement with attention to action in Parkinson’s disease.

Parkinson's Disease Award funded by Hennessy, Keller, Smith and Vacher Bequests
Insulin/relaxin family peptide-LGR8 receptor systems in the function/survival of key thalamic nuclei damaged in Parkinson’s disease.

Dr Andrew Gundlach
Howard Florey Institute, University of Melbourne
Co-Investigator: Dr Jasmine Henderson
 

Parkinson's Disease Award funded by Hennessy, Keller, Smith and Vacher Bequests
Variability in isoform expression patterns of tyrosine hydroxylase in Parkinson’s disease.

Parkinson's Disease Award funded by Hennessy, Keller, Smith and Vacher Bequests
Investigating a diagnostic marker for Parkinson’s disease – a(alpha)-synuclein and/or associated protein DJ-I or parkin?

Parkinson's Disease Award funded by Hennessy, Keller, Smith and Vacher Bequests
Characterisation of a novel neural model of Parkinson’s disease.

Parkinson's Disease Award funded by Hennessy, Keller, Smith and Vacher Bequests
Development of a protein-based diagnostic assay for the detection of asymptomatic Parkinson’s disease.

Brain Tumour Award funded by Phyllis Chard Bequest
Characterising the tumourigenicity of brain tumour “stem cells” and their sensitivities to anti-cancer agents.

Dr Christine Hawkins
Children’s Cancer Centre, Murdoch Children’s Research Institute and Royal children’s Hospital
Co-Investigator: Dr Matthew Burton

Epilepsy Award funded by Kathleen Toy Bequest
To complete a longitudinal study that will provide guidelines regarding the ideal neurophysiological and cognitive assessment in BRE.

Migraine Award funded by Kathleen Toy Bequest
The role of the estrogen receptor gene in migraine.

Professor Lyn Griffiths
School of Health Science, Griffith University
Co-Investigators: Mr Rod Lea and Associate Professor Dr John Macmillan

Migraine Award funded by Kathleen Toy Bequest
To investigate the way painful sensations of migraine might be initiated from the brain.

Facial Pain Award funded by Kathleen Toy Bequest
In Vitro determination of the functional properties of primary afferent neurons innervating the temporomandibular joint.

Stroke Award funded by Frank & Morphyn Young Estate
The neuropathology of white matter hyperintensities.

Stroke Award funded by Frank & Morphyn Young Estate
A population-based study of the relation between sub-clinical cerebrovascular disease and brain function in older Tasmanians.

Spinal Cord Injury Award
Cerebrospinal fluid flow in post-traumatic syringomyelia.

Motor Neurone Disease Award funded by Kathleen Toy Bequest
Autobiographical memory in patients with temporal lobe lesions: The role of chronicity and site of lesion.

Motor Neurone Disease Award funded by Kathleen Toy Bequest
Cortical hyperexcitability in motor neurone disease.