Clinical Neuroscience (Research)

We are a multidisciplinary team of scientists conducting experimental and clinical research of international impact and with a diverse range of specialties, including in areas of molecular, cellular and systems levels, cognitive and behavioural, clinical and computational neuroscience.

We work closely with academics and healthcare professionals across local and international networks, along with patients and public involvement groups, and industrial and policy partners, to apply neuroscience knowledge in clinical settings. From cell-based research to multimodal neuroimaging and precision medicine, our clinical neuroscience research encompasses diverse experimental and clinical tools and treatment modalities.

Course content
Core research themes/topics:

Multiple Sclerosis
molecular and cellular biology
headache
traumatic brain injury
peripheral neuropathy
stroke
brain cancer
hearing and listening
tinnitus and hyperacusis
auditory measurements and assessments
hearing aid development and evaluation, including hearing-aids and cochlear implants
chronic pain
mood disorders
neurodegenerative disorders
psychosis
Our methodological expertise includes:

phenotyping
biomarker discovery
cell-based and cell-free therapeutics
experimental models of human disease
cognitive screening and rehabilitation
observational clinical studies
clinical trials: drugs, devices, biologics, cells
neuroimaging (ultra-high field and clinical MRI and MEG)
multimodal neuroimaging acquisition and analysis
brain connectomics
neuromodulation
precision medicine
quantitative and qualitative research methods
systematic reviews/meta-analyses