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Tue 11th May, 2021

Professor Perry Bartlett explores the relationship between physical exercise and dementia in the Sixth McIlwraith Lecture. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYKNiqqtDxU

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Mon 3rd May, 2021

What this also shows is this type of politics - fixated on cultural identity - poses no threat whatsoever to institutions of authority. To the contrary, ... they love it. It's easily coopted, and the liberal obsession with this stuff means they're not focused on how power is wielded: https://twitter.com/aishaismad/status/1388963034274701316

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Professor Perry Bartlett is a pioneer in studying brain plasticity and is the founder of the Queensland Brain Institute. His speech covered the challenges in establishing the institute, as well as the work he is currently doing on exercise and dementia. The professor is a member of the Order of Australia, and a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science. In 2015 he was awarded the CLS Florey Medal. Since 2007 the QBI has grown from nothing to employ over 500 staff working in a variety or areas of brain research. The McIlwraith Lecture was founded in the name of a prominent colonial premier of Queensland who was a classical liberal and contributed significantly to the growth of Queensland as well as being one of the fathers of Federation. Each year we invite a prominent person who has made an entrepreneurial contribution to Queensland to deliver the lecture.

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