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Cognitive Neuroscience

The Cognitive Neuroscience departement participates in the Donders Centre of Neuroscience of the UMC St Radboud and the Radboud University Nijmegen. The Centre of Neuroscience is part of the Donders Institute for Brain Cognition and Behaviour, together with  the Centre for Cognition and the Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging.

There is a close collaboration with the Nijmegen Centre for Molecular Life Sciences (NCMLS).

The department consists of three research divisions that focus on different topics in the cognitive neurosciences.

Biophysics UMC

This department teaches and performs research in applications of physics to living systems.

Teaching includes courses for physics, natural sciences and cognitive neuroscience students and service courses for students in computer science, biology, medicine, dentistry, biomedical sciences and molecular life sciences.

Research encompasses the neural basis of behavior (auditory, vestibular and visuo-motor system, computational neuroscience and motor control), bioelectricity and machine learning.

Biofysica UMC

Molecular Neurobiology

The group's focus is to investigate the brain from genes to neurochemistry to behaviour. Based on clinical questions regarding the neurobiology of psychiatric and neurological disorders, the role and function of genes and neurotransmitter systems are investigated in more depth using highly validated and novel genetic rodent models.

Molecular Neurobiology

Neurophysiology and NeuroInformatics

This department takes an integrative approach towards the fields of experimental and computational neuroscience. Our group is thus comprised of academics specializing in a variety of disciplines, including electrophysiology, computer science, mathematics, physics, bioinformatics, and behavioural neuroscience. The department is actively pursuing two lines of research which encompass this approach: neurophysiology and neuroinformatics.

Neurofysiologie en NeuroInformatica