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ARM Lab

Our ambition is to understand the neural and behavioural underpinnings of healthy and pathological movement, and to develop better interventional and neuroimaging approaches for the treatment of movement disorders.

People

Meet the people behind the ARM Lab.

Research Themes

Find out about our core research themes.

Research projects

Learn how to take part in our current research projects.

News

We are very excited to welcome our new post-doc Dr. Sebastian Sporn to the ARM Lab, who will be using the Kinarm to study movement in stroke survivors.
PhD researchers Jenny Lee and Lydia Mardell had the pleasure of hosting two Nuffield students over the summer 2021. Read one student's reflection on the placement in this blog post.

UCL World Stroke Day Forum 2021 videos

As part of the UCL World Stroke Day Forum, we produced four short documentaries featuring a number of UCL stroke researchers in the Faculty of Brain Sciences and representatives from stroke charities.

Discovery research

It’s never too late for recovery