News
The MARCS Institute and the School of Social Sciences and Psychology are pleased to introduce our newest infant research facility, BabyLab at Kingswood. Join us to launch our new BabyLab and for a series of academic talks to showcase world leading infancy research.
MARCS Institute for
Brain, Behaviour and Development recently hosted associates from Dolby Australia to discuss research ideas and potential collaboration.
Dr Jennifer MacRitchie has been awarded an Ian Potter Foundation travel grant to attend an upcoming research symposium in Montreal, Canada.
The 'Music in the Brain' initiative aims to share exciting developments in music and science with musicians, students, teachers, educators, and music lovers.
PhD student Nhung Nguyen was recently singled out for special mention by the Association of Laboratory Phonology in the best student paper awards.
The MARCS Institute Advisory Board recently held its first meeting on Thursday 30 July 2015 at our Bankstown labs.
This special issue is intended to present and discuss breakthrough technological developments which are expected to bridge the gap between physiology and engineering.
School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematics and MARCS Institute researcher, Dr Omar Mubin, along with MARCS PhD student, Muneeb Ahmad, recently took part in the Way out West (WOW) Festival for Children.
Professor Kate Stevens recently appeared on The Daily Edition, an afternoon entertainment show on the Seven Network, Australia, discussing the psychology of music.
Saya Kawase is the recipient of the 2014 Prime Minister’s Australia Asia Postgraduate Scholarship. She speaks with Hiroko Kawasakiya Clayton about her experience at The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour & Development so far.
