UCT hosts CUBBI

02 December 2008 | Story by Newsroom

UCT's Brain and Behaviour Initiative hosted the annual Cross-University Brain & Behaviour Initiative (CUBBI) symposium at Valkenberg Hospital on 28 November.

CUBBI, which currently focuses on the study of the brain and its response to trauma, aims to establish a collaboration between researchers and departments across universities.

The topic of this year's symposium was Novel Approaches to Neuroimagining of Behaviour: An update.

Founding CUBBI researcher, Professor Jack van Honk of the Helmholtz Research Institute at Utrecht University in the Netherlands, delivered a keynote talk at the event.

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