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Brunel University BNA Local Group |
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BNA Local Group Rep (LGR): Annie Chan |
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BNA Local Group Rep (LGSR): Andrei Barbanta BNA LGSR email: andrei.barbanta@brunel.ac.uk |
Description
At the Centre for Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience (CCN), our members focus on basic science and bench-to-bed applied research in neuroscience. The Centre offers an open and productive environment conducive to inter-disciplinary collaboration by regularly holding seminars, conferences and knowledge transfer events. On behalf of Brunel University London, the CCN is a partner in the Combined Universities Brain Imaging Centre (CUBIC).
Our Aims:
- To develop and conduct world-class research in the field of cognition and neuroscience
- To co-ordinate and support Brunel’s use of the CUBIC 3T TIM Trio MRI facility.
- To apply inter-disciplinary methods with psychophysics and cognitive behavioural paradigms to investigate brain functions in typical and clinical populations.
- To sustain state-of-art research infrastructure (e.g. eye-tracking, EEG, fNIRS) and requisite skills in neuroimaging.
- To provide expert mentoring, training and research skills development for academics, research students and taught postgraduate students.
- To disseminate the importance of neuroscientific research via education and public engagement activities.