Dr CHIE TAKAHASHI I have a multi-disciplinary background in cognitive neuroscience, physics and engineering, and considerable research experiences in both academic and industrial environments. My research interests encompass various perspectives of vision science a...
Dr Deborah Talmi Our research aim is to understand memory and feelings mechanistically, and to be able to predict mathematically, how an individual would feel and which one of their past experiences would come to mind.
We have developed a theoretical framework fo...
Professor Robert Tasker 1. Multicenter clinical studies: In the USA I am a co-investigator and Executive Committee member for the recently funded NIH ‘Multiple Medical Therapies for Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury – A Comparative Effectiveness Approach’ that will recrui...
Professor Colin Taylor Roles of inositol trisphosphate (IP3) receptors in generating intracellular calcium signals. Structural determinants of IP3 receptor behaviour. Decoding of calcium signals.
Dr Joana Taylor Tavares I am currently working at research coordinator at the Adaptive Brain Lab.
My PhD used functional magnetic resonance imaging to investigate oversensitivity to negative feedback in both Major Depressive Disorder and Bipolar Disorder. The work was ...
Dr Zhongzhao Teng Atherosclerotic plaques are multi-component structures composed of a lipid core, calcium or haemorrhage enclosed by a fibrous cap, which can be captured by MRI. The rupture of atherosclerotic plaques is responsible for most clinical symptoms of he...
Dr Alana Thackray Prion diseases, or transmissible spongiform encephalopathies, are infectious, fatal,
neurodegenerative conditions of humans and animal species including scrapie in sheep, bovine spongiform encephalopathy in cattle and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease in ...
Professor Roger Thomas Intracellular ion homeostasis in nerve cells. I use pH and Ca2+ sensitive microelectrodes to study ionic interactions inside large snail neurones. I am currently investigating the Ca:H coupling ratio of the plasma membrane Ca pump, or PMCA.
Dr Ru Tian IMAGING ALPHA-SYNUCLEIN OLIGOMERS IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE BRAINS
To date, the molecular origins of PD are not fully understood and no disease-modifying treatments are available. Although Lewy bodies are relatively inert, smaller soluble assemblies...
Dr May Yung Tiet I am an Honorary Clinical Research Associate studying neurodegeneration in Ataxia-Telangiectasia.
I completed a BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science in 2006 and was a Research Associate at the Institute of Cancer Research. After completing my MBChB stud...
Dr Jenny Tillotson This research crosses neuroscience, design, scent, biotechnology, complementary therapies and AI and combines wearable technology with biometric and connected sensors.
Using aroma-based stress management strategies, anxiety can be reduced using ...
Dr Sebastian Timmler I study molecular mechanisms of activity-dependent myelination in the central nervous system. I combine the use of primary rat cell culture with optogenetice, light and electron microscopy and proteomics.
Dr David Tolhurst Visual coding of natural scenes. Information coding in the visual cortex studied by single unit recording, computational models and psychophysical discrimination by human observers. Visual deficits in developmental or acquired visual abnormality.
Dr Livia Tomova I am interested in how stress, loneliness and social isolation affect the brain and mind, especially during adolescence. My PhD research in Psychology at University of Vienna (supervised by Claus Lamm) focused on the effects of acute stress on so...
Dr Daniel Tozer I use MRI and associated image processing techniques to investigate stroke and small vessel disease. I am interested in the application of quantitative MR techniques to neurological conditions and developing image processing tools to meet this aim.
Dr Kyle Treiber I am a lecturer in neurocriminology and deputy director of the Peterborough Adolescent and Young Adult Development Study (PADS+), a longitudinal study investigating the interaction between people and social environments in the development of crime...
Marco Tripodi One of the major tasks that the nervous system faces is that of linking perception to action. We perceive the world around us through our senses and we use this information to select the most appropriate set of actions.
My lab studies the organiza...
Dr Anthony Tsang Along the major research interest of Dr Blouet's group, my current research focus involves characterising amino acid sensing metabolic neural circuits, both anatomically and functionally.
However, during my postgraduate studies, I received solid ...
Andromachi Tsoukala My research focuses on experimental methods to investigate various aspects of human cognition, particularly with regards to spoken and written language processing as well as in terms of language-related cognitive mechanisms. Among my research inte...
Dr Kamen Tsvetanov Dr. Tsvetanov is a Brain Non-Clinical Postdoctoral Fellow in cognitive neuroscience of ageing. The central goal of his research is to obtain a better understanding of the complex relationship between human brain dynamics and cognition in healthy a...
Dr Yi-Chun Tung My research interests focus on hypothalamic pathways involved in the regulation of energy homeostasis. During my current post, I am contributing to fundamental systems physiology approaches in rodents. With extensive expertise in hypothalamic neur...
Ms Georgia Turner My research examines the individual differences which lead to different patterns of social media use, and the cognitive mechanisms underlying the effects of social media on mental health.
Mr Rich Turner I am in the final year of my PhD as part of the MRC Doctoral Training Programme at the University of Cambridge. As part of the Neuronal Oscillations Group in the Dept. of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience, I conduct research into the latera...
Dr Richard Turner My research lies at the interface between computer perception (which builds artificial systems for understanding images, sounds and videos), neuroscience (which tries to understand the brain) and machine-learning (which provides a theoretical fram...
Professor Lorraine Tyler The interdisciplinary research in my lab combines cognitive models with multi-modal imaging to understand the neurobiological substrate for language functions, and the extent to which they are adaptive and capable of reorganisation following eithe...
