Perry Barrett p.barrett@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Mechanism of seasonal body weight regulation and genes and signalling pathways in the brain regulating appetite and energy balance
Guy Bewick g.s.bewick@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: How appropriate synaptic connections are made and maintained, particularly using the neuromuscular junction as a model synapse
Alan Bowman a.bowman@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Research includes: The physiology of arthropods, including ticks, varroa honeybee mites, cat fleas and sea lice and identifying and validation neural drug targets
Rama Chakravarthi rama@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Neural mechanisms and the role of oscillatory processes (EEG) in object recognition, number representation, attention and awareness.
Martin Collinson m.collinson@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Pax6 in eye development and disease
John Crawford j.crawford@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Quantitative methods / measurement in cognitive neuroscience and clinical neuropsychology
Stuart Cruickshank s.f.cruickshank@rgu.ac.uk
Research includes: regulation of vascular function by hypoxia. Neuronal integration in invertebrates
Alberto Di Salvo a.di-salvo@rgu.ac.uk
Research includes: synthesis of aggregation inhibitors, quantification of protein misfolding by IR
Lynda Erskine l.erskine@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Cellular and molecular mechanisms that guide retinal axons from the eye to their targets in the brain
Celso Grebogi grebogi@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Dynamics of nonlinear and complex systems
Research includes: drug discovery for the treatment of multiple sclerosis, neuropathic pain, anxiety and depression
Frank Guerin f.guerin@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: The study of artificial intelligence
Constanze Hesse c.hesse@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Psychophysical and neuropsychological investigation of perception and action processes and the effects of cognitive factors (e.g. attention) on motor control
Wenlong Huang w.huang@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: development of novel strategies for nerve repair and neuropathic pain following nerve injuries
Gareth Jones gareth.jones@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Epidemiology, treatment and outcome of musculoskeletal disorders, with a major focus on spondyloarthritis and (chronic) musculoskeletal pain, inlcuding fibromyalgia.
Julie Jones J.c.jones@rgu.ac.uk
Research interests: Parkinson's disease, gait dysfunction, exercise therapy, long term conditions
Bing Lang bing.lang@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: The relationship between neurodevelopment and mental disorders including schizophrenia
Gary Macfarlane g.j.macfarlane@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Epidemiological studies of chronic pain informing intervention trials
Alasdair MacKenzie alasdair.mackenzie@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Regulatory polymorphisms and control of CNS development
Mary Joan MacLeod m.j.macleod@abdn.ac.uk
Research interests include: Stroke genetics, stroke epidemiology, acute stroke treatments, visual rehabilitation after stroke.
Jasna Martinovic j.martinovic@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: role of colour contrast in vision, from lower-level to higher-level functions, using psychophysical and EEG methods
Colin McCaig c.mccaig@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Control of directed cell motility and directed cell division
Peter McCaffery p.j.mccaffery@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Regulation by vitamin A and retinoic acid of the mature and developing CNS
Julian Mercer j.mercer@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Neural mechanisms of control of body mass
Professor Peter Morgan p.morgan@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Hypothalamic regulation of food intake and energy expenditure
Alessandro Moura a.moura@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Modelling the dynamics of biological processes at the cellular level
Professor Peter Morgan p.morgan@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Hypothalamic regulation of food intake and energy expenditure
Alison Murray a.d.murray@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Structural and functional brain imaging using MRI, SPECT and PET with a particular focus on normal brain ageing in the Aberdeen Birth Cohorts and dementia
Masaru Nakamoto m.nakamoto@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Function of Eph receptors and ephrins in the development of visual, olfactory and cerebellar projections
Professor Roger Pertwee rgp@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Pharmacological actions of plant cannabinoids
Jonathan Pettitte j.pettitt@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Molecular basis of cadherin-catenin complex function during epithelial development
Louise Phillips louise.phillips@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: The effects of aging on both cognitive and emotional function
Karin Pilz k.s.pilz@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Visual motion perception and healthy ageing
Bettina Platt b.platt@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: (i) Neurodegenerative disorders, especially dementias such as Alzheimer’s Disease. Causes, diagnosis and treatments. (ii) Neuronal plasticity and cognition
Ann Rajnicek a.m.rajnicek@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: The processes by which cells use environmental conditions as guidance cues during development, wound healing and regeneration
Professor Gernot Reidel g.riedel@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Behavioral neuroscience, with an emphasis on spatial learning, hippocampal signalling and synaptic plasticity
Alexander Ross a.ross@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Identification of neuropeptides and receptors involved in the development of obesity and related disorders
Research includes: metabolic regulation of potassium channels in neuronal and neuroendocrine tissues
Arash Sahraie a.sahraie@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Psychophysical investigation of normal and abnormal visual function
Derryck Shewan d.shewan@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: The intracellular signalling mechanisms that regulate the growth and regenerative capacities of embryonic and adult neurons
Linda Sommerlade l.sommerlade@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Data analysis and network recontruction of neuroscience data (e.g. EEG and MEG data).
John Speakman j.speakman@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Animal energetics and its relationship to physiological function
Professor David St Clair d.stclair@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Psychiatric genetics with a particular focus on dementias and schizophrenia
Marco Thiel m.thiel@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: The application of nonlinear dynamics, mathematical modelling and nonlinear time series analysis in the modelling of large scale brain networks, heartbeat interactions of mother and foetus, eye movements, and EEGs
Neil Vargesson n.vargesson@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Effects of teratogens upon the developing nervous system.
Gordon Waiter g.waiter@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Computational neuroimaging in the developing and aging brain (particularly autism and Alzheimer’s disease) with an interest in functional and structural correlations particularly with reference to changes in white matter during development/aging.
Helene Widmer h.a.widmer@rgu.ac.uk
Research interests: ion channels in neuronal and neuroendocrine systems; single cell PCR.
Justin Williams justin.williams@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: Social cognition and the neuroscience of developmental disorders such as autism analysed at behavioural and neuroimaging levels
Lynda Williams l.williams@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: The responses of peripheral and hypothalamic systems to variable adiposity
Matteo Zanda m.zanda@abdn.ac.uk
Research includes: medicinal chemistry, drug design and molecular imaging of dementia, Alzheimer’s disease and CNS pathologies.