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Prof Patrick Haggard -- Motor control. Information processing underlying human action. Physiological indices of psychomotor performance. Action and Body
Prof Patrick Haggard
Prof Jon Driver FMedSci -- Human selective attention in vision, hearing and touch. Visual segmentation, completion and shape description. Object and face recognition. The mental representation of space. Breakdowns of all these processes in neurological patients (especially those suffering from unilateral neglect) and functional imaging of their neural basis. Attention
 Prof Jon Driver FMedSci, FBA
Nillie Attention and cognitive control
Prof Nilli Lavie
Prof Geraint Rees -- Visual attention and its relation to visual awareness, in both health and disease. Relationship between population measures of neural activity (e.g. fMRI) and those obtained from single cell electrophysiology.

Awareness
 Prof Geraint Rees FMedSci
Dr Leun Otten -- ERP and fMRI correlates of memory and attention processes. Cognitive Electrophysiology
Dr Leun Otten
Prof Masud Husain -- The major areas of research concern cognitive disorders following stroke. These include visual inattention and hemispatial neglect, disorders of visuospatial perception and visuomotor action, and, more recently, the role of medial frontal areas in cognition and action. Cognitive Neurology
Prof Masud Husain FMedSci
   
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Dr Emrah Duzel -- Clinical Neurophysiology and Memory
Prof Emrah Duzel
Jonathan Roiser Cognitive Neuropsychiatry
Dr Jonathan Roiser
Dr Sarah-Jayne Blakemore -- Mentalising in adolescence, and autism.
Prof. Uta Frith FBA, FMedSci, FRS -- Autism and Asperger Syndrome; Developmental Dyslexia; Social Cognition; Impact of Neuroscience on Teaching and Learning.
 Developmental
Prof Sarah-Jayne Blakemore





Prof Uta Frith FBA, FMedSci, FRS

Dr Paul Burgess -- Neuropsychology, especially memory and executive functions; schizophrenia; neurorehabilitation.
Prof Tim Shallice FMedSci, FRS -- Neuropsychology, cognitive psychology and functional imaging investigations of executive functions and memory. Neural network modelling of reading, spelling and action processes.

Executive Functions
Prof Paul Burgess





Prof Tim Shallice FMedSci, FRS

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Prof Patrick Haggard -- Motor control. Information processing underlying human action. Physiological indices of psychomotor performance. Motor Control
Dr Joern Diedrichsen
Prof Brian Butterworth FBA -- Cognitive psychology and neuropsychology of numbers and arithmetic. Neural network models of reading and arithmetic. Reading and acquired dyslexia in English, Japanese and Chinese.

Numeracy and Literacy
Prof Brian Butterworth FBA

Prof Neil Burgess -- 1. Investigation of the role of the hippocampus in spatial navigation and episodic memory: computational modelling and electrophysiological analysis of the function of hippocampal neurons in the rat, functional imaging of human navigation, and neuropsychological experiments on spatial and episodic memory. 2. Investigation of human short-term memory for serial order: computational modelling, functional imaging and psychological experiment. Space and Memory
Prof Neil Burgess FMedSci
Prof Sophie Scott -- The neurobiology of speech perception, including the functional sub systems in human auditory cortex, the evolution of speech, the difference between intelligibilty and comprehension, and profiles of recovery in aphasia. This relates to my work on dyslexia and processing of emotional information in the voice. I am also involved in a project looking at reading and rehabiliation in hemianopic alexia. Speech Communication
Prof Sophie Scott
Prof Vincent Walsh -- Magnetic stimulation studies of visual cognition, learning and visuomotor behaviour. Visual psychophysics. Visual Cognition
Prof Vincent Walsh
Dr. Mairéad MacSweeney

Visual Communication
Dr Mairead MacSweeney


 

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