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• Miss Lena Dorfschmidt
  I am interested in the principles of whole-brain network organization in health and disease. I work on resting state MRI data in order to model trajectories of adolescent cortical development and identify disruptions in functional connectomics dur...
• Alex Dunn
  Mutation to MECP2 in humans caused Rett Syndrome in which girls develop normally for around 18 months before sudden decline in cognitive, motor and social abilities. Mecp2-deficiency has various molecular, cellular and synaptic effects however the...
• Mr Michael Hart
  Resolving the dichotomy between effective resection of focal lesions and preservation of brain function is a fundamental goal in neurosurgery. To achieve this, I have started a PhD on brain mapping under the supervision of Professor John Suckling....
• Dr Manfred Kitzbichler
  Having a physics background, I am applying general concepts to the analysis of brain activation. This involves both fMRI and MEG, resting state as well as task related data. In particular I am interested in understanding the spatio-temporal dynami...
• Elijah Mak
  I am a Gates Cambridge scholar working on my PhD at the Department of Psychiatry. Broadly, my research interest relates to the use of multi-modal neuroimaging techniques to characterise structural and functional deficits in dementia and related co...
• Mr Ayan Mandal
  We use functional and structural neuroimaging to identify networks of brain structures associated with various aspects of cognition in patients with brain tumours. We hope to be able to predict deficits patients will experience post surgery depend...
• Dr Sarah Morgan
  I am a Senior Research Associate in the Cambridge Brain Mapping Unit, working on PSYSCAN, an EU project which aims to diagnose and predict psychosis trajectories. I am also a Fellow at The Alan Turing Institute, where I lead a project investigatin...
• Anujan Poologaindran
  Originally from Toronto (Canada), I am a neuroscientist at Cambridge (UK) working on building a life in clinical neurosurgery. My scientific work intersects at functional neurosurgery, behavioural neuroscience, and brain mapping with a special fo...
• Mr Maxwell Shinn
  I study how network theory can be used to quantitatively and qualitatively understand the brain. In particular, I use resting state fMRI to construct undirected correlation graphs, and then analyze topological properties of these graphs, such as ...
• Mr František Váša
  I study methods for the construction and analysis of human structural and functional brain networks, using data from magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Using these methods, I hope to help characterise healthy adolescent development, and to identify...

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