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| Brian D. Corneil, Ph.D. |
Assistant Professor, Depts of Physiology & Pharmacology, and Psychology University of Western Ontario Email: bcorneil [at] uwo [dot] ca Research Interests My lab is interested in how the brain controls movement. To address this question, we utilize both behavioural and neurophysiological techniques, examining the oculomotor system which rapidly changes our line of sight. The ultimate goal of this research is to gain a better understanding of the sensorimotor transformations underlying natural movements. Degrees Ph.D. in Physiology, Queen's University, 2001 BSc.H. Life Sciences, Queen's University, 1994 Honours and Awards 2005: CIHR New Investigator Award 2002: Donald B. Lindsley Prize for best PhD Thesis, Behavioural Neuroscience Academic Bibliography Dr. Corneil joined the University of Western Ontario in October 2003. Prior to this, he performed post-doctoral research with Dr. Richard Andersen at the California Institute of Technology from 2001-2003, and graduate work with Dr. Douglas Munoz at Queen's University from 1994- 2001. He has received funding from a number of national and international agencies, and has published in many top-tier neuroscience journals. Contact info Centre for the Brain and Mind Robarts Research Institute, EB-12 100 Perth Drive, Dock 50 London, ON, Canada N6A 5K8 Tel: 519-663-5777, xt 34132 Fax: 519-663-3193 Click here for a copy of Dr. Corneil's CV |