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Neuroscience Research Institute

Neuroscience Research Institute

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The Neuroscience Research Institute brings together researchers from science, engineering and medicine backgrounds to produce high-quality research in the area of neuroscience. Our aim is a seamless integration of bench-to-bedside research that will involve a free-flowing interchange between basic and clinical studies.

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The Institute has a variety of research themes that cross the boundaries of various Schools, Faculties, Centres and Institutes in the University. See: Research themes

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WorkshopEvents

    The NRI hosts a variety of talks, workshops and events, many of which involve international researchers

  • 31 May 2012: Developmental Psychopathology Seminar (Keynote speaker: Professor Michael Ullman)
    His main area of expertise is on brain and language, including memory and specific language impairment
  • 19 June 2012: Manchester Stroke Group: Inaugural Seminar
    Aims to address some of the possible biological mechanisms, imaging substrates, rehabilitation outcomes and patient perceptions of post stroke recovery

Brain scanWhat is neuroscience?

Neuroscience is the study of the nervous system, which includes the brain, the spinal cord and networks of sensory nerve cells (neurons) throughout the body.

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