We investigate fundamental human cognitive processes such as attention, language, memory, and emotion through state of the art brain imaging techniques and clinical approaches to improve our understanding of the brain.

Find out more about by visiting our research pagehere or visit the people page to look at some of the scientists work more closely.

Would you like to help our research by volunteering? Find out more here

We host 20-30 graduate students at any time and applications are invited from prospective PhD students in experimental cognitive psychology, neuropsychology, computational modeling and neuroimaging using MRI, MEG, and EEG.

Information about places can be found here.

The CBU hosts the Chaucer Club programme of talks from leading scientists in the field of cognitive neuroscience. Find details here.

The CBU Wednesday Lunchtime seminars are open to all and have talks from scientists from in and around Cambridge talking about their current research projects. Find out more here