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  • Dr Isabel Nascimento Ferreira
    My principle research area is investigation of the molecular mechanisms involved in axon degeneration associated with physical and chemical injury as well as ageing. In adition I am also investigating pharmacological and molecular ways of delayin...
  • Swiya Nath Swiya Nath
    Swiya Nath is starting her doctorate under the supervision of Dr. Denes Szucs on the development of the concept of abstract number. She will be conducting a longitudinal study of cognitive skills associated with the development of mathematical abi...
  • Pradeep Nathan Pradeep Nathan
    I am a clinical pharmacologist with research interests in the neuropharmacology and neural substrates of cognition and emotion and psychiatric and neurological endophenotypes. I use cognitive, functional and molecular neuroimaging techniques (i.e....
  • Muktha Natrajan Miss Muktha Natrajan
    Remyelination is a regenerative process that occurs through the formation of new myelin sheaths by oligodendrocytes, which are recruited as oligodendrocyte precursor cells (OPCs) after demyelination. The OPC recruitment and differentiation process...
  • Jonas Neher Dr Jonas Neher
    I am investigating the contribution of inflammation, and in particular activated microglia, to neuronal death. We have recently found that inflammatory activated microglia can actively induce neuronal death through phagocytosis in culture and I am...
  • Urte Neniskyte Ms Urte Neniskyte
    My current research interests focus on inflammatory neurodegeneration in the brain. We are investigating how neuroinflammation contributes to the pathology of Alzheimer's disease, focusing on the role of brain macrophages microglia in the neurodeg...
  • Peter Nestor Dr Peter Nestor
    To relate the neuropsychological and behavioural profiles of degenerative dementias, such as Alzheimer's disease and frontotemporal dementia, to regional brain damage through neuroimaging (MRI and PET) and histopathological analysis. A particular ...
  • Alister Nicol Dr Alister Nicol
    Neuronal encoding in learning and memory
  • Bart Nieuwenhuis Mr Bart Nieuwenhuis
    My research focuses on axonal targeting of alpha 9 integrins to aid neuronal growth after central nervous system (CNS) injury. Forced expression of this integrin leads to robust neurite outgrowth on inhibitory substrates in vitro, in vivo however,...
  • Cristina Nombela Otero Dr Cristina Nombela Otero
    During my PhD I worked on cognition and rehabilitation in Parkinson's disease patients. Currently, my research at Dr James Rowe's Lab is based on cognitive and motor impairments in Parkinson's disease (PD), under three headings, 1) Working memory...
  • Dr Annemarie North
    After almost 20 years working in various laboratories, I left the bench in 2010 and now work in the editorial office of Brain, A Journal of Neurology, under the editorship of Professor Alastair Compston. Previously I worked under the supervision ...
  • Sam Norton Dr Sam Norton
    My current research involves modelling the incidence and progression of dementia in the Cognitive Function & Ageing Studies. These models will be used to develop projections of the likely future number of people developing dementia and their long ...