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  • Neurological Foundation of New Zealand Human Brain Bank

    Founder and Director

    Prof Richard Faull, BMedSc MBChB Otago, PhD DSc, FRSNZ

    Technical Officer

    Jocelyn Bullock, MNZIMLS
    Centre for Brain Research, University of Auckland

    In 1994 the Human Brain Research Group at the University of Auckland headed by Professor Richard...
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  • Neurological Foundation of New Zealand Chair of Clinical Neurology

    If you would like to help Professor Barber and his team sustain the momentum of their life-changing work, please donate here:

    Donate to the Chair of Clinical Neurology

    One of the greatest challenges of neuroscience research is tran...
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  • Neurological Foundation Southern Chair of Neurosurgery

    ABOUT THE CHAIR IN NEUROSURGERY

    THE BACKGROUND

    In 2010, the government overturned its decision to centralise all neurosurgical services to Christchurch, after thousands fought publicly to retain the life-saving service here. Dunedin is now part of a two-hub South Island Neuros...
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  • Brain Awareness

    From 12 - 18 March 2012, the Neurological Foundation proudly presents the biggest-ever programme of Brain Days in the history of the Foundation-sponsored Brain Awareness Week initiative in New Zealand. Click here to find out more...

    Vis...
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  • How we have helped

    The Neurological Foundation continues to strive to make a difference for people living with neurological conditions by raising money to fund research into the very best neurological research here in New Zealand.

    Here you will find examples of how research funded by the Neurological Fou...
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  • Current Research

    The Neurological Foundation continues to strive to make a difference to those with neurological conditions by raising money to fund research into the very best neurological research here in New Zealand. Only through research will our mission statement be achieved.

    Mission Statement - “...
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