Research
Supporting molecular and cellular neuroscience research
At the Department of Medical Neuroscience, we���re dedicated to supporting molecular and cellular neuroscience research. We place particular emphasis on projects that aim to identify, treat and cure diseases of the nervous system.
As a department, we encourage and support the activities of our dedicated research teams���which are led by internationally experienced researchers and offer excellent educational opportunities for master's and PhD students.
Our work
Our respected medical neuroscientists and graduate students have made a significant impact in a number of areas, including:
- Brain imaging
- Sensory motor control
- Neural development
- Neuromuscular development and repair
- Brain tumor research
- Traumatic brain injury
- Psychiatric disorders
- Alzheimer���s Disease
- Parkinson���s Disease
- Lou Gehrig���s Disease (ALS)
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Epilepsy
- Vision
- Pain
- Sleep
Research Collaborations
AV整氈窒���s medical building connects with the Life Sciences Research Institute, home to a number of research labs and the (BRC).
Many of our principal faculty form research collaborations within the BRC, including clusters on:
- Impaired Motor Function ��� Atlantic Mobility Action Project (AMAP)
- Traumatic Brain Injury - Traumatic Brain Injury Research Partnership (TBIRP)
- Aging Brain & Neurodegeneration
- Neurodevelopment
- Mental Health