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Latest posts
New PhDs awarded in youth mental health
3 AprWe are very pleased to announce two recent PhDs awarded in our Youth Mental Health research team.
New youth suicidality response protocol
3 AprUniSC's Thompson Institute researchers have developed a protocol for identifying and responding to suicide risk in young people
Previous posts
‘People’s Choice’ award for LABS researcher
8 Nov 2021Congratulations to one of our team! LABS researcher Amanda Boyes was named the People’s Choice Award winner in this year’s USC Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition
The LABS data so far
8 Nov 2021We are constantly gathering data on youth mental health, but it’s important to us that we don’t keep it to ourselves.
Evaluate LABS and win
8 Nov 2021You could win a family pass (2 adults, 2 children) to Aussie World or Australia Zoo, simply by completing a survey
Updated attire for MRI
7 Nov 2021Cotton scrubs are now required for all participants
Reaching the half-way point of LABS
13 Apr 2023A large cohort of young people are reaching the half-way point of their involvement in the five-year Longitudinal Adolescent Brain Study
Brain changer workshops to shape young minds
13 Apr 2023Did you know you have the power to change your brain and therefore your health? PhD candidate Kassie Bromley wants to show adolescents how, through workshops at schools
