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Our laboratory pursues a number of research areas, and provides a unique
research exeperience via exposure to cutting-edge techniques in
neurophysiology, neuroimaging and human psychophysics. Collaborative
projects and interactions with other members of the
CIHR
Group in Action and Perception
and the
Canadian Action and Perception Network
are available, and contribute to an outstanding research environment. There are a number of research projects appropriate for both undergraduate and graduate students, and interested candidates are encouraged to contact Dr. Corneil at bcorneil [at] uwo [dot] ca. The research that we do can be computationally intense, hence a familiarity with computer programming (especially Matlab) is an asset. Undergraduate students wishing to do their honours undergraduate thesis through either Physiology & Pharmacology or Psychology should contact Dr. Corneil and the appropriate departmental coordinator. Graduate students with a background or interest in Neuroscience, Physiology, Psychology, Medicine, Computer Science and Biomedical Engineering are encouraged to consider joining the lab. Students can be supervised through the Graduate Program in Neurosciences, Physiology & Pharmacology, or Psychology. Postdoctoral fellows are invited to inquire about joining the laboratory at any time. Living in London The University of Western Ontario is located in the city of London, Ontario. London (pop > 400K) lies midway between Detroit and Toronto, and is easily accessible by air, train or car. View Larger Map |