Marco Sandrini
Lecturer
My work at CUBIC involves a multimodal approach, such as tDCS combined with fMRI (resting state and task-based), to determine the effects of this non-invasive technique on the dynamics of episodic memory network. A better understanding of the brain mechanisms underlying the effects of tDCS is imperative, and constitutes an important first step toward developing […]
Michael Wright
Professor
Narender Ramnani
Professor of Neuroscience
Nicholas Furl
Lecturer
Paul Allen
Professor
The neurobiology of psychosis risk in young adults By integrating different neurocognitive and neuroimaging techniques, and working closely with the SLaM clinical service (Outreach and Support in South London; OASIS), the aim of this research is to establish predictive factors conferring elevated risk for development of psychotic illness in young adults with a clinical risk […]
Paul Faulkner
He uses a range of techniques including brain stimulation (tDCS, TMS), neuroimaging (fRMI, MRS, PET), cognitive tasks, computational modelling and genetic methods. For a detailed profile of Paul’s research, please visit this site: https://bit.ly/2I7uxt2
Petra Vetter
Lecturer
