Manchester Neuroimaging

World-class expertise in pre-clinical, clinical, and cognitive neuroscience

 

Manchester Neuroimaging is a network of Manchester researchers who use imaging to investigate brain structure and function.

We use a wide range of neuroimaging methodologies and benefit from state-of the art facilities. Our research spans the entire translational pipeline, with world-class expertise in preclinical, clinical, and cognitive neuroscience.

 

Follow us on twitter @MCRNeuroim for updates on our ongoing research, seminars and events. 

 

Who we are

The Manchester Neuroimaging community involves more than a hundred members from a number of different research groups at the University of Manchester and local NHS trusts.

News and events

Check out our Events page to find out more about our past and upcoming seminar series, public engagement activities, workshops and more. 

 

 

Get involved

There are a number of opportunities for researchers, students and the public to get involved with the Manchester Neuroimaging Network.

Researchers

If you are interested in becoming a network member, please contact us

  • Attend our seminar series
  • Take part in our training events or offer training in your area of expertise
  • Find information about grant applications here
  • Search staff vacancies here
  • PIs looking for new staff members can post job adverts here
Students

Undergraduate study opportunities

Postgraduate study opportunities

You can find more information about studying neuroimaging at Manchester here

Public

Interested in finding out more about neuroimaging? Click here for a quick tutorial on what neuroimaging is all about.

Facilities

The University promotes high-quality research through a range of imaging and brain stimulation facilities available to PIs and students for research projects.

PET, MR & PET-MR

Located across various University and NHS Foundation Trust sites, our advanced imaging facilities within the Division of Informatics, Imaging and Data Sciences support a range of imaging techniques and are available for researchers to use across a variety of projects. Click here to find out more.

TMS Lab

The Manchester Brain Stimulation Lab is run by the Division of Neuroscience and Experimental Psychology and uses transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) to study the relationship between brain and behaviour such as memory and language.

EEG lab

Located within the Division of Neuroscience and Experimental Psychology, the EEG lab uses electroencephalography to record and study electrical activity in the brain with high temporal resolution. 

Contact

If you are interested in becoming a network member or have any queries, please contact

ManchesterNeuroimaging@manchester.ac.uk

For up to date news follow us on twitter

@McrNeuroIm

Acknowledgements

Images courtesy of Dr Hojjat Azadbakht and Dr Alexander Leemans, created using ExploreDTI

Visual_ERP_topography_over_3D_cortex – Dr Jason Taylor

Fetal_brain.jpg – Dr Laura Parkes

PET_opiod_receptor_binding – Dr Chris Brown

MAX_stroke_318.lif – 10x_PMT1_488_right – Dr Ingo Schiessl

brain_Box_art – Elizabeth Mcmanus