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Site Search. Systems and Computational Neuroscience Group. ... Department of Psychiatry. Systems and Computational Neuroscience Group. The Systems and Computational Neuroscience group applies tools from physics, engineering and network science to

targets. Prof Li Su. Professor Li Su is Professor of Neuroimaging at the Neuroscience Institute, University of Sheffield. ... He has a joint appointment at the Department of Psychiatry, University of Cambridge as Principal Research Fellow (Professor

Department of Psychiatry. Petra Vertes. Prof Petra Vertes. Professor in Systems and Computational Neuroscience, University of Cambridge. ... London. I am currently a Professor at the University of Cambridge, where I lead the Systems and Computational

Since then the Unit has grown in size and now includes about 20 people, including the Systems and Computational Neuroscience Group run by Prof Petra Vertes, and the AI for Brain ... PI – Leads the Systems and Computational Neuroscience Group.

He has a joint appointment at the Department of Psychiatry, University of Cambridge as Principal Research Fellow (Professor Grade 11) and is Head of the Artificial Intelligence and Computational Neuroscience Group. ... He is member of AI for Health panel

Her group uses multiple modalities including cognitive neuroscience, computational modelling, neuroimaging, intracranial physiology, neuromodulation and pharmacological challenges. ... Brain 2008;131:2720-8. PMID: 18941146. Cognitive neuroscience,

Neurodevelopmental Group. Researching the genetic and social correlates of neurodevelopment and mental health. ... Systems and Computational Neuroscience. The Systems and Computational Neuroscience group applies tools from physics, engineering and

Department of Psychiatry. EpiCentre. The Cambridge “EpiCentre” group works at the interface between population-based research, neuroscience and clinical psychiatry in order to understand the causes, mechanisms and treatments for psychosis

He is Director, Autism Research Centre in Cambridge. ARC has approximately 30 research scientists and support staff, drawn from a range of disciplines (cognitive neuroscience, psychiatry, paediatrics, neonatology, genetics, bioinformatics,

Invited Workshop Discussion Group Leaders: Dr Eolene Boyd-MacMillan (University of Cambridge), Dr Maria Nordendahl (Umeå University).