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14 Jul 2024: The group is looking to understand the mechanisms that underpin the spatial and temporal coordination of egg and early embryo development, with a particular interest in the role of biomolecular ... Research Areas. Early development. Egg activation.

14 Jul 2024: Ecological field sampling. Analytical chemistry of carbon and nutrients. Mathematical modelling.

14 Jul 2024: Paul Bays investigates the nature of the internal representations our brains construct and sustain to interact with the world and the computations performed on them to achieve behavioural goals. ... Areas for Collaboration. Neural recordings in rodents.

14 Jul 2024: Beverley Glover's research focuses on the development of floral features which enhance pollination success, in particular the co-evolution of flowers and animal pollinators, and the evolution of developmental programmes ... Research Areas. Plant

14 Jul 2024: Sarah Lloyd-Fox works on measuring early brain function and behaviour across the perinatal period and understand how individual differences in neurodevelopmental trajectories relate to poverty associated challenges in the UK. ... Research Areas. Early

14 Jul 2024: Greg Davis' lab investigates basic and applied problems in vision, cognition and attention.

14 Jul 2024: Research Areas. Brain pathology . Chronic hypoxic encephalopathy. Sleep diseases and epilepsy . ... Neuroscience. Neurobehaviour. Epileptogenesis. Sleep. Research Theme.

14 Jul 2024: Helen Mott studies the structure, dynamis and membrane interactions of signalling proteins, including small G proteins and their downstream effectors.

14 Jul 2024: Chris Howe's work covers a number of areas in the biochemistry and molecular biology of photosynthetic organisms, and the evolutionary processes that gave rise to them.

14 Jul 2024: Theme Lead, Neuroscience, Psychology and Behaviour. Rebecca Lawson uses computational models, pharmacology and brain imaging to understand how humans learn to build expectations about the world around them. ... Research Areas. Cognitive Neuroscience.