Analytical neuroscience research
The mysteries of our own minds and the central nervous system still amazes and confounds us all. Using a combination of computational simulations and neurobiology, it is hoped the properties of the humble neuron can help to explain many phenomena.
PhD. researchers in this field:
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Ratchada Pattaranit
Ratchada is studying glucose sensing mechanism in the rat brain cells to increase the understanding of key mechanisms involved in regulating energy balance using both mathematical modelling and electrophysiological approach.
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James Lister Sinfield
Topology and Connectivity in the Brain