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Neuroscience Open Days
Studying Neuroscience at UCL
Dr Stephanie Koch awarded grant for pain research
The Medical Research Foundation has awarded £1.2 million for new pain research fellowships
Unique UCL resource to provide free open access to latest brain models
A team of collaborators at UCL has created a unique, ground-breaking resource - ‘Open Source Brain’, which makes leading-edge models of realistic neural networks available to all.
Newborn baby hiccups could be key to brain development
A UCL study has found that each time a newborn baby hiccups, it triggers a large wave of brain signals which could help the baby learn how to regulate their breathing.
Prof Paola Pedarzani nominated for award Brilliant Research-Based Education
Prof Paola Pedarzani has been nominated by students for a teaching award
Fast changing smells can teach mice about space
Mice can sense extremely fast and subtle changes in the structure of odours and use this to guide their behaviour, according to a new study by UCL and Francis Crick Institute researchers
Neuroscience is a broad and exciting field covering everything from genetics and single cells, to human cognition, behaviour and social interactions helping us to understand healthy brain function and to develop treatments for neurological and mental health disorders.
UCL offers undergraduate programmes: Neuroscience BSc / MSci in the Faculty of Life Sciences, and Human Neuroscience BSc in the Faculty of Brain Sciences.
The programmes are focused on different areas within neuroscience. Their different subject entry requirements reflect their distinct approaches to covering the field of neuroscience.
Hear from Zimo Li, Neuroscience BSc
Research talk - touch, pain and itch
Psychology or Neuroscience?
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