I have to repost this today because the msg is so important and is not being heard. UQ News and others implement procedures with no evidence that they protect patients or aid the research endeavour of the university - and no one is listening

Its interesting that the clinical trials "one stop shop" is being widely celebrated by health research bureaucrats but not by researchers themselves.... health.gov.au/ministers/the-…

Pushing back against each new request is my new mantra. If we don’t, there won’t be any time to do proper work

Pharma giants are flush with cash, and they are eager to put this money to use. As many lucrative patents approach expiration and new cures become harder to find, they are outsourcing much of the innovating to the biotech sector econ.st/44E0JwZ 👇

Back in Ukraine again. Just visited the amazing Superheroes Rehab Centre in Lviv.So many wounded soldiers but fantastic facilities. Alas there is so much need for them. Please don’t forget Ukraine!

Excellent day at Monash STM Neuroscience Monash Trauma Group Translational Medicine at Monash University and Alfred discussing TBI projects, opportunities and other cool things such as astrocytes and WB-PET. Thanks Meng for the invite for a pre-dinner beer tonight, thanks Lucy Vivash Georgia F. Symons

Great news for David and the team! - the treatment programs Aphasia at UQ are developing are already making a difference to patients overcoming stroke

Treating BPPV in hospital after head injury... Practical and helpful new work from Rebecca Smith Barry Seemungal 🇬🇧 🇹🇹

Oh my god. Heartbreaking 💔 ❤️

This is moving and inspirational. bbc.com/news/videos/cl…

I remember it very well. I was a medical student at Bradford Rd Surgery Trowbridge with the wonderful Dr Steve Rowlands. We had spent half the morning sourcing a TV to set up for the practice meeting. I learnt so much from the late Dr Rowlands and I shared this moment with him

If only researchers could take a "long term view" and get away from the problems of today, like Associate Deans do, all would be well 🤷.

Should be reframed as "who is the fitter player". That really mattered in finals. Luka's conditioning was good enough for the regular season, but not finals

🧠🩸The dawn of a new era: What the latest research advances teach us about treatment for intracerebral hemorrhage. journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11… Cambridge Stroke

Fault definitely lies on both sides. Universities have been guilty of "holding hands" while not really investing. When health orgs and universities share an ambition it's incredible what can be achieved. And it delivers benefits for both sectors and for people

Stroke is not optional for neurologists | The renowned Canadian stroke neurologist Dr C Miller Fisher stated that neurology could be learnt stroke by stroke | #neurology #strokologists Practical Neurology European Stroke Org Australian Stroke Alliance @magxcite pn.bmj.com/content/practn…

The CEO of an aircraft company should know how to design aircraft, not spreadsheets

I used to think this about medical research but now I know better spreadsheets for university "enterprise risk assessment", designed by the research office, are my calling 😂

Congratulations Dr Lin Kooi Ong and colleagues - this looks really interesting. Brain repair mechanisms after cell therapy for stroke

Congratulations Michelle, you have been an outstanding PhD student! We've learnt a lot about visual working memory - and it's underpinnings- along the way UQ Medicine Institute for Molecular Bioscience Jason Mattingley (unfortunately absent injured)