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Lab manual: General guide and principles
Our lab is based at the Centre for Human Brain Health (CHBH) at the the University of Birmingham, which has world-class facilities including MRI, MEG, Optically pumped MEG, Focused Ultrasound Stimulation, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, Functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy, and EEG, and rich opportunities for training and collaboration.
We are always looking for people keen to study how the brain learns and controls skilled actions, sequencing and timing, and build neurotechnology to modify these processes to boost rehab (PD, stroke, dystonia, dyspraxia). We employ behavioural, non-invasive electrophysiological and neuroimaging techniques and data analyses (EMG, EEG, MEG, fMRI, TMS, brain-computer-interfaces) for that purpose. Please get in touch with me (k.kornysheva@bham.ac.uk) to discuss Postdoctoral, PhD, MSc, BSc and internship opportunities!
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Current job openings:
Advancing precision digital therapeutics for brain health and wellbeing
A 4-year academia-industry PhD position funded by Centre-UB with MoveWell (Dr David Punt) and MindMaze , Further details can be found here
Informal enquiries to Dr Katja Kornysheva and/or Dr David Punt.
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Postdoctoral fellowships:
2-year postdoctoral awards to support outstanding early career researchers to make a first step towards developing an independent research career through gaining experience and establishing themselves in the UK. Internal deadline at the University of Birmingham ~ February 2025. Get in touch asap k.kornysheva@bham.ac.uk, if you are interested.
PhD studentships:
Are you an academically excellent graduate in neuroscience, psychology, engineering or a related field from China with evidence of research output & interested in working with me at the @CHBH on the neural basis of skilled action control? I can support an application for the 2025 China Scholarship Council PhD scholarship. Please get in touch with me directly: k.kornysheva@bham.ac.uk
Midlands Integrative Biosciences Training Partnership (MIBTP) A novel account of fatigue using the tools of computational, cognitive neuroscience (warwick.ac.uk)
125th Anniversary Scholarships for Black British Researchers - University of Birmingham
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