Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience

Human imaging

Changes in brain structure and function are associated with conditions such as epilepsy, stroke and psychosis. Neuroscientists and clinicians want to understand what is happening in these, and other, psychiatric and neurological disorders. Using imaging, it's possible to see structural changes caused by disease processes and to investigate changes in brain function (in some cases, in real-time). We use magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) techniques to understand the differences between health and disease or dysfunction.

Find out more about our human imaging facilities and opportunities for future collaborations.

Our key questions:

What are the mechanisms underlying brain disorders?
How can we translate our pre-clinical developments into improved outcomes for patients in the clinic?
How can neuroimaging improve the diagnosis and treatment of people with psychiatric and neurological diseases?

Click people profiles to discover their research:

Professor Gareth Barker

Professor of Magnetic Resonance Physics
Dr Vincent Giampietro

Reader in Neuroscience Education
Professor Peter Goadsby

Director of NIHR Clinical Research Facility & Professor of Neurology
Professor Mitul Mehta

Director, Centre for Innovative Therapeutics
Dr Yannis Paloyelis

Reader in Neuroscience and Psychology
Dr Eugenii Rabiner

Reader in Molecular Neuroimaging
Professor Mark Richardson

Head of School (Neuroscience)
Dr Ivana Rosenzweig

Clinical Reader in the Neuroscience of Sleep
Dr Marc-David Ruepp

Senior Lecturer in Neuroscience
Dr James Stone

Clinical Senior Lecturer
Professor Federico Turkheimer

Professor in Neuroimaging (Analysis & Statistics)
Dr Anthony Vernon

Reader in Neuropsychopharmacology
Dr Fernando Zelaya

Reader in Physiological Neuroimaging