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We bring world-class expertise and deep collaborative experience to achieve long-term economic and societal impact locally, nationally and internationally
The Centre for Cognition and Neuroscience brings together expertise in:
Whether you are a business with a product that could benefit from evidence-based psychological input, an organisation promoting research and awareness for a cause or a service provider working to improve outcomes for clients, we have the knowledge, facilities and experience to support your needs.
Our expertise can be broadly categorised into the following areas.
To support our research, we have a range of state-of-the-art equipment at our disposal, including gaze tracking, kit capable of capturing physiological and brain wave activity, immersive reality and more. Find out more about our facilities here.
We have worked with the Department of Transport, Ordnance Survey, the Ministry of Defence, FIFA, the International Centre for Sport Studies and more. Examples of our current projects can be found on our Research page.
To learn more about our services or to discuss a potential collaboration please contact the centre director Prof. David Peebles or the associate centre director Dr. Chris Street.
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Meet the dedicated team who keep the teaching and research running smoothly.
Find out about our cutting edge equipment.
The Centre for Cognition and Neuroscience is focused on the development of fundamental theories of cognitive and neural processing and their application to solving pressing human problems. While our research seeks to further our understanding of human behaviour at multiple levels of analysis (social, behavioural, cognitive, neural) it is always inspired by the aim to create a positive impact in the real world.
Research in the Centre has been supported by grants from institutions such as the Economic and Social Research Council, the Department of Transport, Ordnance Survey, the Ministry of Defence, FIFA, the International Centre for Sport Studies and Innovate UK.