Neuroscience Early Career Researchers in 3 Minutes

Earlier this year we held a symposium to learn about the breadth of research in the school. For the first time, we hosted a 3-minute competition in which our researchers presented an aspect of their work without slides. Following up on the success of the competition, we invited three of our early career researchers to film their presentations.

Our Early Career Researchers in this blog are Mohua Kibria Mumu from the Wolfson Centre, Errin Roy from the Centre for Developmental Neurobiology, and Adam Pavlinek from the Basic and Clinical Neuroscience.

Mohua Kibria Mumu discusses her PhD project “The pathophysiological role of TRPA1 in diabetic sensory neuropathy”

Errin Roy talks about her project "Investigating the development of human interneuron synapses in a xenotransplant model"

Adam Pavlinek describes his project “Studying sex differences in human neurodevelopment”.

Follow this link to learn more about the research themes in the School of Neuroscience.