Our growing neuroscience group has a developing focus on combining neuroscientific techniques to provide converging evidence on questions of brain function. Areas of studies include the neurobiology of decision-making, higher-level vision and cognition, and reinforcement learning. We also focus on neuronal activity in health and disease and integration processes between the two cerebral hemispheres of the brain.
The Neuroscience Research Group uses a range of techniques, including work with clinical populations and neurological patients, brain recording techniques such as EEG/ERP and fMRI. It also uses electromagnetic stimulation, behavioural measurements such as eye-and-motor tracking, virtual reality, and computational modelling.
