The NeuroImaging & Brain Lab (NIMBL) is particularly interested in investigating the associations between the influence of health and environmental factors on brain ageing throughout the adult lifespan and to determine how difference and change in cerebral structure relate to behaviour and cognition.

Research in the cognitive ageing within Department of Health Economics Wellbeing and Society (DHEWS) focuses on describing the course of cognitive development from young adulthood into old age, identifying factors that moderate the trajectory of cognitive development and decline and the impact of cognitive ageing on everyday functions.

The healthy ageing stream uses a life-span developmental approach to investigate and promote physical and mental wellbeing in older adulthood. We particularly focus on psychological processes and resources that affect health outcomes and influence positive ageing and adaptation.

Investigating and evaluating methods for implementing digital mental health interventions.

Opportunity to participate in research on the impact of MS-related fatigue on what and how people with MS eat and drink.

This Project investigates positive mental health (flourishing and wellbeing) in the Australian Defence Force.