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• Muhammad Kaiser Abdul Karim
  My research involves oligodendrocytes and its progenitors which I derive from human pluripotent stem cells through forced expression of key transcription factors, a method called forward programming. My goal is to use these cells to study oligoden...
• Dr Paul Bays
  In order to interact with the world, our brains construct and sustain their own internal representations of it. Our aim is to understand the nature of these representations and the computations the brain performs on them to achieve behavioural goa...
• Gesa Sophia Borgeest
  I'm a PhD student working with Dr Rogier Kievit in the executive processes group at the MRC CBU. I use psychometric techniques in large-sample, multimodal, longitudinal datasets to address how the human brain ages. Specifically, I am investigating...
• Dr Paula Buttery
  The application of natural language engineering techniques to augment neuro-imaging analysis and experimental design.
• Professor Marek Czosnyka
  Brain Physics summarizes physical interactions between volumes, flows and pressures in brain. Measurement, data processing and analysis, forecasting and modeling of various cerebral phenomena as autoregulation of CBF or pressure-volume compensatio...
• Ms Juliet Griffin
  I study the cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying the formation and stubborn persistence of delusions and other psychotic symptoms in psychiatric illnesses like schizophrenia. I am interested in how the brain uses uncertain information (parti...
• Dr Rebecca Jackson
  In my British Academy fellowship, I am building a computational model of semantic cognition that includes both representation and control processes. I am linking this model to the semantic network within the brain to demonstrate the cortical seman...
• Dr Kamila Jozwik
  Broadly I'm interested in the following questions: How does the primate brain process visual information? More specifically - how does the primate brain recognise objects? What are the underlying computations of visual processing? I use fMRI, ...
• Tilman Lesch
  My research is focused on human cognition and brain mechanisms relevant for learning and decision-making under uncertainty. I’m interested how personality factors such as impulsiveness or novelty seeking are related to individual’s decision-making...
• Bingjiang Lyu
  My research interests lie in the cortical mechanisms and dynamics involved in language comprehension using EEG/MEG and fMRI. Currently I am working on how the incremental processing of speech is affected by contextual information embedded in sente...
• Dr Amy Orben
  Amy’s research uses large-scale data to examine how digital technologies affect adolescent psychological well-being and mental health. She uses innovative and rigorous statistical methodology to shed new light on pressing questions debated in poli...
• Omar Perez
  I'm generally interested in human and animal Associative Learning and value based Decision-Making (Neuroeconomics). Under the supervision of Dr. Amy Milton and Prof. Anthony Dickinson, my Ph.D. work focused in developing a computational dual-syste...
• Charlotte Rae
  I am a cognitive neuroscientist, investigating the structural and functional brain networks that support human voluntary action. The process of initiating voluntary movements, and then stopping or changing our actions, relies on interactions betwe...
• Dr Lisa Saksida
  We are working toward a better understanding of the psychological processes underlying memory and perception through a programme of theoretically-driven experimental research using both healthy subjects and brain-damaged populations. Research in m...
• Dr Li Su
  I lead Artificial Intelligence and Computational Neuroscience group (http://www.aicn-group.com) and Alzheimer's Research UK (ARUK) East Network Centre. I am Chair of Neuroimaging in Neuroscience Institute at University of Sheffield and ARUK Senior...
• Dr Andrew Thompson
  I am an experienced neuroscientist / pharmacologist with exposure to a broad range of techniques. This has included the development of a simple and information-rich fluorometric microplate assay for simultaneously identifying novel agonists, antag...
• Dr Georgios Varsos
  My focus has been on modelling of brain haemodynamics, particularly describing a terminal situation of cerebral circulation, associated with ischemic strokes. A new methodology was created which can be used for estimating brain’s zero-flow pressur...
• Dr Andrew Welchman
  I am interested in how the brain brings together information from the senses to support perception and interaction with the rapidly changing world. Work in my lab integrates psychophysics, movement recording, modelling and brain imaging techniques...
• Mr Samuel White
  I am working for a PhD in the Galliano Lab, studying neuronal plasticity in the olfactory bulb. I am using electrophysiology and a range of histological and imaging techniques to study the induced homeostatic changes of plastic cellular and subcel...
• Dr Hovy Wong
  The role of local translation in axonal branching and synaptogenesis in vivo
• Scott Cheng-Hsin Yang
  I study Bayesian active sensing in sensorimotor control. Up until now the field has focused primarily on visual search tasks. I aim to go beyond the conventional and explore active sensing in more complex scenarios both experimentally and theore...

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