In memory of Cal Shearer
21st November 2024
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Events
Hydrocephalus Simulation Course
22nd November 2024
A one-day course with expert speakers providing a comprehensive overview of hydrocephalus and associated CSF disorders. The day will include didactic lectures and practical hands-on workshops. View Event
BRAIN Conference
2nd December 2024
Early bird registration and call for abstracts closing soon. Topics include stroke, aneurysms, new devices and technology, neuroinflammation, blockchain and much more! View Event
Bangor
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Bangor University BNA Local Group |
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BNA Local Group Reps (LGRs): Paul Downing and Charlie Wiltshire |
| BNA Local Group Student Rep (LGSR): Luke Earnshaw BNA LGSR email: lkr18vsc@bangor.ac.uk |
Description
Neuroscience research at Bangor combines interdisciplinary efforts to understand the biological basis of the human mind.
The cognitive neuroscience research programme investigates the cognitive and neural bases of human perception, conscious awareness, visual attention, goal-directed behaviour, language and emotion. The clinical neuroscience research programme covers a wide range of neurological and psychiatric disorders, including stroke, brain injury, Parkinson’s disease, dementia, schizophrenia, depression and substance abuse. For more information, please follow the link below.