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
Brunel
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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.