Research Centres
The School of Psychology & Neuroscience is home to six research centres based on our different experimental approaches. To learn more about our research, you may also be interested in reviewing our Research Themes and individual Research Groups.
Cognition, Language and Metascience
- The Centre for Cognition, Language and Metascience aims to develop and promote evidence-based methods and structures for robust and reproducible research
Cognitive Neuroimaging
- The Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging (CCNi) brings together a multidisciplinary group of neuroscientists whose mission is to understand how the human brain gives rise to complex cognitive functions, in health and disease
Neuroscience
- The Centre for Neuroscience (CfN) bridges neuroscience to advanced clinical neuroscience and experimental psychology
Pedagogy and Education Research Unit
- The Pedagogy and Education Research Unit (PERU) in the School of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of Glasgow brings together researchers interested in Higher Education scholarship and pedagogy
Social, Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience
- The Centre for Social, Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience (CSCAN) examines fundamental questions in social perception, cognition, and interaction, and how to harness these for meaningful applications in social context
Translational Imaging
- The Translational Imaging research spans engineering, physics, preclinical and clinical research. It focuses on the development, validation and translation of novel imaging hardware, acquisition methods and imaging biomarkers probing biological mechanisms and pathogenesis
Research Themes
- Attention, Perception and Consciousness
- Clinical Psychology and Neuroscience
- Cognition and Action
- Computation, Statistics and AI
- Learning and Memory
- Neuroimaging Methods
- Neurons and Circuits
- Pedagogy and Education Research
- Social Communication and Interaction