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First issue of BEEHive Newsletter Q1 2026
Posted on Tuesday 28th April 2026
In this edition of the BEEHive newsletter we introduce Cherelle Cowl, an experienced nurse, research coordinator, and CI on a successful GCUH grant titled 'Environmental Enrichment on the Neurorehabilitation Ward: A Collaborative Translation Project'.
Read MorePeople with Traumatic Brain Injury and Their Support Networks Invited to Co-Design Fatigue Management Resources
Posted on Monday 20th April 2026
People with Traumatic Brain Injury and Their Support Networks Invited to Co-Design Fatigue Management Resources
Read MoreWorking Together to Improve Spinal Cord Injury Research
Posted on Monday 13th April 2026
Working Together to Improve Spinal Cord Injury Research
Read MoreResearch Spotlight - Brain Awareness Week 2026
Posted on Thursday 2nd April 2026
Research Spotlight - Brain Awareness Week 2026
Read MoreCreating Spaces for Recovery: New Project to Enrich Neurorehabilitation Care
Posted on Thursday 19th March 2026
Congratulations to Hopkins researchers Dr Michael Norwood and Dr Kelly Clanchy who won a Gold Coast Health Collaborative Research Grant about environmental enrichment on the neurorehabilitation ward, a collaborative translation project.
Read MoreMeet and Mingle Networking Event Highlights 13 May 2026
Posted on Thursday 19th March 2026
Meet and Mingle Networking Event 13 May 2026
Read MoreResearchers from The Hopkins Centre Showcase VR Innovation at A Culture of Care: Multicultural Health Symposium 2026
Posted on Thursday 19th March 2026
Researchers Dr Michael Norwood and Michelle Porter from The Hopkins Centre were proud participants at the A Culture of Care: Multicultural Health Symposium, held at Brisbane Technology Park from 16–17 March 2026.
Read MoreHopkins Centre Researchers Present at WFOT Congress 2026
Posted on Wednesday 25th February 2026
Researchers from The Hopkins Centre recently presented their work at the 19th WFOT Congress in Bangkok, held from 9–12 February 2026. The international conference showcased the diversity of the global occupational therapy community and provided opportunities to share research and learn from colleagues around the world.
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