Katz 3-year PhD studentships About the Projects We are advertising two funded 3-year PhD studentships. These studentships will focus on addressing important research questions linked to understanding tic disorders such as Tourette syndrome. Targeted projects currently include the following: Use multimodal brain imaging or brain stimulation techniques to develop a mechanistic understanding of the role […]
The Institute for the Augmented Human at the University of Bath is recruiting a Prize Research Fellow in Neurotechnology. To find out more, please visit: FM12240 Prize Fellow in Neurotechnology - Jobs at Bath The closing date for applications is 31 December 2024.
Cambridge NeuroWorks is a new three-year, multi-million-pound collaboration with Advanced Research + Invention Agency (ARIA) in the Scalable Neural Interfaces Opportunity Space, as part of ARIA’s Activation Partner programme. We are already launching the Cambridge NeuroWorks Fellowship Programme and encourage applications from all backgrounds (‘neurotech’ or not), from anywhere in the world. Two types of […]
We invite Early Career Researcher members of Neuromod+ to apply for awards of up to £2,000 to fund activities that align with network aims or priorities. Some examples of previously funded activities are: visits to other Neuromod+ affiliated research groups to acquire new skills, conference attendance, and organising a workshop/training activity. We welcome alternative ideas, […]
We're excited to be joining the Imperial Lates Weird Science event at Imperial College London on 6th Feb. Join us from 6-9pm in South Kensington, to see some of the weird and wonderful science being done at Imperial. Visit our Neuromod+ stand to try our VR experience, chat to our researchers and check out some […]
We're delighted to be participating in the Nottinghamshire Festival of Science and Curiosity on Monday 17th Feb. Join us from 10am - 2pm at the Science Fun Day at Bulwell Riverside Library, for a day of hands-on interactive activities. As well as our own stand there will be exhibits from Rolls Royce, Catalent, British Geological Survey, University […]
A postdoctoral Research position with Professor Stephen Jackson at the University of Nottingham will be available for applications early next year, to commence March/April 2025. Professor Jackson is looking to appoint somebody with strong technical skills and ideally experience/expertise in conducting human temporal interference stimulation studies. Informal enquiries to: Stephen.jackson@nottingham.ac.uk
Wednesday 9th April 2025 Imperial College London Please join us for an in-person workshop, to share experiences across the five EPSRC & MRC-funded neurotechnology networks, and discuss how we can develop shared resources on ethics in neurotechnology. Please register and/or share your views via the form below Programme 10.30 – Arrival and coffee 11.00 – […]
The event will co-create solutions for a selection of healthcare challenges that require the development of innovative neurotechnologies to help shift the emphasis of diagnosis and management of a variety of neurological conditions from the hospital into the community. For full details, visit NCODE's event page here: N-CODE Stakeholder-Led Study Group April 2025 - N-CODE […]
Join us for a seminar from Lucy Jung, Founder and CEO ay LYEONS Neurotech. Innovating in Healthcare and Medical Technologies Talk summary: Innovation in healthcare begins with human-centred design - deeply understanding user and key stakeholders needs to develop solutions that truly fit into real-world contexts. By aligning these insights with robust scientific research, we […]
We're thrilled to be part of the The Great Exhibition Road Festival in South Kensington on Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th June, 2025. Join us over the weekend at Imperial College London, to find out more about the amazing research going on at Imperial, through hands-on activities and workshops, talks and exhibits. Visit our Neuromod+ […]
Fast neural Electrical Impedance Tomography (fnEIT) Achievements and challenges over three decades in the development of a method for 3D imaging of fast neural activity in the brain and nerve. With Professor David Holder Annual Joel Lecture at UCL When: 17:30, Thursday 12th June 2025 Where: Room 106, Roberts Building, UCL You are warmly invited to join […]
