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behavioural neuroscience PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 9 behavioural neuroscience PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 9 behavioural neuroscience PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Elphinstone Scholarship - How does adolescent obesity change the control of dietary decision-making?
Obesity is a major health challenge for the 21st century and is associated with several metabolic (e.g. cardiovascular disorders, diabetes…) and psychiatric comorbidities (e.g. Read more
PhD in Neuroscience: Vision and efference copy in Drosophila
Hanyang University, Seoul South Korea . Prof Anmo J Kim . Systems neuroscience, Vision, Efference copy, Drosophila. Read more
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Task responses in the mouse somatosensory cortex during flexible behaviour
Research Group:
Neuroscience
Background. Mammals have strikingly flexible and adaptable behaviour. When facing new surroundings or a new task, they can extract the situation’s underlying structure (e.g. Read more
Research opportunities in the Department of Psychology
Our Department of Psychology is among the world's top psychology departments*, excelling in both teaching and research. We offer the following research degree programmes. Read more
The role of brain oscillations in bilingual language processing: insights from tACS and EEG
Project Description. This PhD project investigates the causal link between brain oscillations and bilingual language processing through transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS), which is a non-invasive brain stimulation technique. Read more
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Scoping detection of brain cancer in primary care: occurrence and disclosure of subtle cognitive changes when presenting to the GP
Applications are invited from graduates with a BSc (First or Upper Second) or MSc (Merit or Distinction), or equivalent, to work within the Wolfson Institute of Population Health (. Read more
Physiological basis linking sleep continuity and age-related cognitive deficits: in vivo manipulation and monitoring of activity of layer 5 neurons in the cortex of mice
Research Group:
Surrey Sleep Research Centre (SSRC)
A good night’s sleep is essential to maintain proper mental health. In particular, consolidated periods of sleep (i.e. sleep continuity) seem to be critical for cognition as reported in humans (Della Monica et al., 2018) and rodents (Rolls et al., 2011). Read more
Comparing navigation strategies in mantis shrimp and bull ants
Mantis shrimp (Stomatopoda) are marine crustaceans with extraordinary eyes, boasting up to 12 channels of colour sensitivity, 6 channels of polarization, and incredible ranges of eye movement. Read more
Testing Cognition in Three Rodent Models of Intellectual Disability
Recent advances have allowed the creation of rat models of monogenic (single gene) causes of intellectual disability. However, little is known about how these animals perform in complex behavioural tasks. Read more
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