The Human Neuroscience group investigates the function and structure of the human brain. They are especially interested in the neural mechanisms underlying a range of psychological phenomena, including attention, memory, and language, as well as how these mechanisms develop across the lifespan and go awry in clinical disorders. They use a variety of methods such as neuropsychological assessment, EEG, functional and structural MRI, pharmacological challenges, TMS/tRNS, eye-tracking, and brain-computer interfaces.
Academic staff
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Associate Professor, Honours Convener
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Deputy Director, School of Medicine and Psychology, Head, Psychology Discipline, School of Medicine and Psychology
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Research Fellow
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Senior Lecturer
Professional staff
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Clinical Psychologist
| Project | Status |
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| Ketting Well | Current |
