Centre for Brain Research.

Gaze funded the past 3 years work of Dr David Moreau, Centre for Brain Research, University of Auckland, developing a significant, cognitive intervention programme for our learning impaired students.

Working under the guidance of Eminent Prof. (Sir) Richard Faull, this programme will be delivered nationwide, free to all NZ 800,000 school children. This programme is currently partnering with circa 40+ schools, 1,000+ students in research to develop and execute this global first and ground-breaking programme.

This Centre for Brain Research’s programme increases cognitive functions of all (normative, learning impaired and gifted) children, to be available to all schools nationwide free-of-charge.  This is a direct Gaze response ‘we can do it ourselves’ to offer evidence-based support that is both affordable and sustainable for our most vulnerable children.

Delivering Science and Medicine to Education: MovinCog

Related Article: New Zealand Herald

 

Brain Day 2019

FREE Event  |  23 March 2019  |  10am – 3pm

Venue: Atrium, Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences
Location: 85 Park Rd, Grafton
In addition to three public talks followed by audience discussion, Brain Day will feature short talks by a variety of community groups and early career researchers. Visitors can also engage with interactive science displays and learn about the latest research in neuroscience. There will be games and challenges from our popular Being Brainy programme and as activities for young visitors and a science-themed green screen to stretch imaginations.

The Brain Awareness events during March are presented by the Centre for Brain Research, The Neurological Foundation of New Zealand and Brain Research New Zealand.

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