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Psychological Therapies

Oxford was the first University to have a psychological treatment endorsed by NICE for any disorder.

Psychiatric Sciences

Psychiatric disorders are major sources of disability and excess mortality, and are more widespread than many realise. Research in this theme explores key aspects of the biological, epidemiological and social aspects of psychiatry, in order to better understand and treat them, and to improve outcomes.

Developmental Psychology and Psychiatry

Neuroscience & Behaviour

Linking genetics and cell physiology to behaviour

Sensory and Circadian Neuroscience

Research into the science of pain, vision and circadian biology

Social Psychology and Social Neuroscience

Understanding the science behind intergroup relations, social networks, altruistic behaviour, social learning and self-biases

Neurological Sciences

Making a difference in cerebrovascular diseases, neurodegeneration, multiple sclerosis, and channelopathies

Behavioural Neuroscience

Behavioural neuroscience is the study of the brain mechanisms underlying behaviour.

Cognitive Neuroscience

Research into cognitive and neural mechanisms determining human behaviour and their changes in behavioural and brain dysfunction.

Neuroimaging

Brain imaging provides a non-invasive window into the workings of the human central nervous system. Oxford has particular strengths in this area including a new ‘state of the art’ high field 7 Tesla MRI scanner.

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We are at the forefront of one of the greatest challenges of the 21st century - deciphering how the brain works. Oxford Neuroscience coordinates neuroscience research across four University of Oxford campuses, including departments at the John Radcliffe and Warneford Hospitals. Our aim is to translate discoveries from the laboratory through to improving clinical practice.