Researchers
INN researchers are working together to drive progress and innovation in neuroscience and neurotechnology.
INN is host to an interdisciplinary group of researchers spanning cellular and molecular neuroscience to systems neuroscience and beyond. We bring together researchers from across 6 Faculties, including Applied Sciences, Arts and Social Sciences, Education, Communication, Art and Technology, Health Sciences, and Science.
Faculty Members
neuroimaging, MEG, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, cognitive neuroscience
neurofeedback, emotion regulation, ADHD, design research, children
affective computing, machine learning, interactive robotics, developmental robotics
Alzheimer’s disease, sleep, circadian rhythms, memory, translational research, mice, humans
biomechatronics, Patient specific technologies, computational models of injury, tissue mechanics and materials
bone marrow-derived cells, gene therapy, motor neuron disease, neurons and motorneurons, neuromuscular junction
sensorimotor control, locomotion, vision, eye tracking, motor learning
carbohydrates and their processing enzymes in health and disease
neuroplasticity, sensorimotor, electrophysiology, brain organization, motor control
autism spectrum disorder, attention, face perception, eye tracking, decreased sound tolerance
development of neurotech to study brain-behaviour relationshimps
dopamine, molecular, interaction, neurodegeneration, addiction
development, autism, developmental disabilities, social-emotional competence
neurorehabilitation, neurorepair, neuroplasticity, movement analysis, regenerative rehabilitation
nervous system development, axon guidance, C. elegans, cell adhesion, genetics
EEG, event-related potentials (ERPs), attention, distraction, inhibitory control
human iPSC brain modelling, neural stem cells, rare disease, neurodegeneration, metabolism, cell fate
2D materials, diagnostic sensors, biomarker proteins, breath analysis screening, device fabrication
cellular neuroscience, protein transport, alzheimer's disease, immunocytochemistry
concussion, traumatic brain injury, behavioral health interventions, mHealth/tech interventions, patient- and community-oriented research
voltage-gated sodium channels, channelopathies, epileptic encephalopathies, biophysical properties, structure/function relationships
aging, development, computational neuroscience
neuroimaging, MEG, autism, neural oscillations, network neuroscience
cognitive science, artificial intelligence, neural networks, visual perception, behavior modelling
brain plasticity, machine learning, digital health solutions, computational neuroscience, behavioural testing
aging, mental health, technology, epidemiology, psychology
hardware acceleration, emerging workload characterization and acceleration, big data computing systems, hardware/software codesign, heterogeneous computing