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Research

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  • Seeing in 3D.
  • Learning and brain plasticity across the lifespan.
  • CLIC Research
  • EDoN

Adaptive Brain Circuits

  • Adaptive Brain Circuits overview
  • Brain networks and dynamics in visual adaptation
  • Ultra high-field mechanisms of sensory adaptation across cortical depth
  • Ultra-high field imaging of perceptual learning and human brain plasticity
  • Modelling human learning with matching learning

Learning to see and predict.

  • Learning to see and predict. overview
  • Interventions for Efficient Learning
  • Practice Makes Perfect
  • Decision strategies for statistical learning
  • Learning to predict.

AI for precision mental health

  • AI for precision mental health overview
  • Machine learning for neurocognitive profiling in ageing
  • Artificial networks for predicting lifelong brain health
  • Modelling prognostic trajectories in Alzheimer's disease

Funding

  • Funding overview
  • Flexible perception: functional plasticity mechanisms in the human brain.
  • Adaptive decision templates in the human brain.
  • Adaptive Brain Computations.
  • PRISM: Perceptual Representation of Illumination, Shape & Material.
  • Decoding dorsal depth processing in the human brain.
  • Learning and brain plasticity: understanding individual variability across the lifespan.
  • Unified probabilistic modelling of adaptive spatial-temporal structures in the human brain.
  • Lifelong learning and cortical plasticity in the human brain.
  • Research into Ageing: Categorical Decisions in the Ageing Human Brain.
  • Classification Decisions in Machines and Human brains.
  • Research into Ageing: Categorical Decisions in the Ageing Human Brain.
  • Foraging Behavior in children: A new way to understand attentional development.
  • Applying causal interventions to brain networks underlying adaptive perceptual decision making.
  • Explaining the heterogeneity and topography in inferior temporal cortex with deep neural networks
  • Perceiving in depth: the intersection of minds and machines.
  • Machine learning in cognitive health and disease.
  • AI for precision mental health

Laminar-PL

  • Laminar-PL overview
  • Research Objectives
  • Key results and figures - STAR Protocols
  • Key results and figures - Current Biology

ABC project

  • ABC project overview
  • ABC Members
  • Events
  • Consortium
  • Training

Collaborations

  • Collaborations overview
  • Unified probabilistic modelling of adaptive spatial-temporal structures in the human brain.
  • Learning shapes the processing of biological movements in the human visual cortex.
  • Uncertainty and Invariance in the Human Visual Cortex.
  • Development of visually evoked cortical activity in infant macaque monkeys studied longitudinally with fMRI.
  • Machine learning tools for personalised diagnosis in dementia.
  • Flexible perception: functional plasticity mechanisms in the human brain.

BrainHealth Hub

  • BrainHealth Hub overview
  • Vision
  • What we do
  • Meet the Team
  • BrainHealthX Hub Launch

Events

  • Events overview
  • Launch Event
  • FENS-Chen Institute Summer Program on AI-Accelerated Neuroscience Discovery and Translation

Publications

  • Publications overview
  • Publications 2025
  • Publications 2024
  • Publications 2023
  • Publications 2022
  • Publications 2021
  • Publications 2020
  • Publications 2019
  • Publications 2018
  • Publications 2017
  • Publications 2016
  • Publications 2015
  • Publications 2014
  • Publications 2013
  • Publications 2012
  • Publications 2011
  • Publications 2010
  • Publications 2009
  • Publications 2008
  • Publications 2007
  • Publications 2006
  • Publications 2005
  • Publications 2000-2004

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i-ABC: A Personalised Learning Study

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    Research

    Research overview
    • Seeing in 3D.
    • Adaptive Brain Circuits
    • Learning and brain plasticity across the lifespan.
    • Learning to see and predict.
    • AI for precision mental health
    • CLIC Research
    • EDoN
  • Funding

    Funding

    Funding overview
    • Flexible perception: functional plasticity mechanisms in the human brain.
    • Adaptive decision templates in the human brain.
    • Adaptive Brain Computations.
    • Laminar-PL
    • PRISM: Perceptual Representation of Illumination, Shape & Material.
    • Decoding dorsal depth processing in the human brain.
    • Learning and brain plasticity: understanding individual variability across the lifespan.
    • Unified probabilistic modelling of adaptive spatial-temporal structures in the human brain.
    • Lifelong learning and cortical plasticity in the human brain.
    • Research into Ageing: Categorical Decisions in the Ageing Human Brain.
    • Classification Decisions in Machines and Human brains.
    • Research into Ageing: Categorical Decisions in the Ageing Human Brain.
    • Foraging Behavior in children: A new way to understand attentional development.
    • Applying causal interventions to brain networks underlying adaptive perceptual decision making.
    • Explaining the heterogeneity and topography in inferior temporal cortex with deep neural networks
    • Perceiving in depth: the intersection of minds and machines.
    • Machine learning in cognitive health and disease.
    • AI for precision mental health
    • ABC project
  • Collaborations

    Collaborations

    Collaborations overview
    • Unified probabilistic modelling of adaptive spatial-temporal structures in the human brain.
    • Learning shapes the processing of biological movements in the human visual cortex.
    • Uncertainty and Invariance in the Human Visual Cortex.
    • Development of visually evoked cortical activity in infant macaque monkeys studied longitudinally with fMRI.
    • Machine learning tools for personalised diagnosis in dementia.
    • Flexible perception: functional plasticity mechanisms in the human brain.
  • BrainHealth Hub

    BrainHealth Hub

    BrainHealth Hub overview
    • Vision
    • What we do
    • Meet the Team
    • Events
    • BrainHealthX Hub Launch
  • Publications

    Publications

    Publications overview
    • Publications 2025
    • Publications 2024
    • Publications 2023
    • Publications 2022
    • Publications 2021
    • Publications 2020
    • Publications 2019
    • Publications 2018
    • Publications 2017
    • Publications 2016
    • Publications 2015
    • Publications 2014
    • Publications 2013
    • Publications 2012
    • Publications 2011
    • Publications 2010
    • Publications 2009
    • Publications 2008
    • Publications 2007
    • Publications 2006
    • Publications 2005
    • Publications 2000-2004
  • Events
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    Participate

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    • i-ABC: A Personalised Learning Study
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Adaptive Brain Lab

Work in the Adaptive Brain Lab examines the brain mechanisms underlying our ability to perceive the structure of the world around us.

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News

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16 Jan 2026

Applications now open for the 2026 FENS-Chen Institute Summer Program on AI-Accelerated Neuroscience

9 Jan 2026

Research Associate in Neurocomputation (Fixed Term)

21 Oct 2025

BrainHealthX Hub launch showcases AI Innovation in Brain and Mental Health Care

17 Jul 2025

AI can accelerate search for more effective Alzheimer’s medicines by streamlining clinical trials

4 Jun 2025

New Job Posting - PDRA in Neuroimaging and Neurocomputation

22 May 2025

New Paper Published!

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