The UCL Neuroscience Domain brings together all UCL neuroscientists to make fundamental discoveries about brain function and behaviour, to train the next generation of scientists and clinicians, and to transform our ability to treat neurological and psychiatric disorders.
Update: Changes to UCL Research Domains
From January 2026, UCL will retire the Research Domains model and launch new Research & Innovation Opportunity Spaces to support the development of priority areas of research and innovation strength. This new approach will help UCL to showcase its research and innovation excellence to partners, funders, and global audiences. Further details on these changes and how to get involved will be shared in the spring. For more information, please contact David Wiseman at d.wiseman@ucl.ac.uk.
UCL NeuroAI fosters collaboration between our neuroscience and AI communities. Discover upcoming events, recordings of previous talks, and other opportunities.
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