Within the group, you will have the opportunity to develop skills and knowledge across a range of fields. The group has strong ties with collaborating partners and receives many visitors throughout the year. Both students and staff have the opportunity to travel to conduct field work and attend workshops and conferences around the world. The Queensland Brain Institute and associated centres for microscopy and imaging along with The University of Queenslands superb marine field stations help make working with us a unique and rewarding experience.

The group is always interested in hearing from people who are enthusiastic about our area of research and who would like to get involved as a student, researcher or volunteer.

If you are interested in finding out more about working, studying or volunteering within the Sensory Neurobiology Group, or would just like some more information about any of our research, please contact one of our lab members directly or fill out the contact form below.