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College Position. Fellow in Neuroscience. University Position. Professor of Behavioural Neuroscience. ... MA, PhD. Research Interests. I am a behavioural neuroscientist, specifically studying memory reconsolidation, the process by which memories

Emeritus Fellow of Downing College Professor Trevor Robbins is one of a team of researchers from University College London and the University of Cambridge, together with several other UK-based centres, ... Trevor Robbins is the Professor of Cognitive

Professor Robbins is now an Emeritus Fellow though his research continues as University Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience. ... 2020-21 Lisa Duan. Lisa completed her PhD at the Department of Psychology and at the Behavioural and Clinical Neuroscience

Professor Robbins, Emeritus Fellow and Director of the Behavioural and Clinical Neuroscience Institute, is one of the most cited neuroscientists in the world. ... He has spent his career researching cognitive neuroscience, behavioural neuroscience and

Barry Everitt is one of the world’s leading authorities in behavioural neuroscience, specialising, in particular, in the role of learning and memory in relation to drug addiction. ... Professor Everitt is currently Emeritus Professor of Behavioural

Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience. Other Positions. Angharad Dodds John (Emeritus) Fellow in Mental Health and Neuropsychiatry. ... works in the areas of cognitive and behavioural neuroscience, with a special emphasis on psychopharmacology.

He was previously appointed as Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience in 1997 and served as Chair of Experimental Psychology. ... Professor Robbins said: "As the first Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience at the University, I was greatly honoured to have had

Honorary Fellow named President Elect of the Society for Neuroscience. Downing College would like to congratulate Honorary Fellow and former Master Professor Barry Everitt on the announcement that he is the ... Professor Everitt is the director of

Professor Everitt has been recognised for his seminal research on mechanisms underlying learning, memory reconsolidation, motivation, and reward, especially as related to addiction, and for exceptional leadership of neuroscience societies in