floor space and housing up to 700 researchers, delivered in four stages. In 2018, NeuRA formed a cooperative partnership of four clinical, educational and research allies, including Black Dog Institute, South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (SESLHD) and UNSW Sydney to create Mindgardens Neuroscience Network which became the largest collaboration between researchers and clinicians in the Southern Hemisphere on brain disorders. Professor Peter Schofield became Mindgardens' Interim Co-CEO. In November 2018, NeuRA’s team of neuroscientists led by George Paxinos reported a finding of a new region of the human brain which they called the endorestiform nucleus. The group adopted an innovative enhanced staining method. See also Health in Australia References External links Neuroscience Research Australia website Neuroscience research centres in Australia Medical research institutes in Sydney 1991 establishments in Australia Philip Cox buildings Research institutes established in 1991 Randwick, New South Wales