Amputees' brains remember missing hands

Our brains have a detailed picture of our hands and fingers, and that persists even decades after an amputation, our researchers have found. The finding could have implications for the control of next generation prosthetics.

Sridhar Vasudevan

Sridhar Vasudevan - Associate Professor in Pharmacology and Drug Discovery

Gurman Kaur

Gurman Kaur - Senior Postdoctoral Scientist

Subita Balaram

Subita Balaram - Research Scientist

Guy Goodwin

FMedSci Guy Goodwin - Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry

Paul Harrison

MA, BM. BCh, DM (Oxon), FRCPsych Paul Harrison - Professor of Psychiatry; Associate Head of Department (Research)

Vladyslav Vyazovskiy

PhD Vladyslav Vyazovskiy - Professor of Sleep Physiology

Saad Jbabdi

Saad Jbabdi - Professor of Biomedical Engineering

Annina Schmid

MMACP, MManipTher, PhD Annina Schmid - Professor of Pain Neurosciences

Stephen Smith

Stephen Smith - Professor of Biomedical Engineering

Adam Campbell-Galland

Juliette Houchois

Juliette Houchois - MB DPhil Student

Anisha Vemula

Anisha Vemula - Database Manager

Hui Lu

Gargi Purandare

Tahlia Parker

Sapna Lunj

Jasmina Kapetanovic

M.A. Phy. Sci., B.M. B.Ch. Oxon., M.Sc. I.O.V.S., M.R.C.Ophth., Ph.D., F.R.C.Ophth. Jasmina Kapetanovic - MRC Clinician Scientist and Consultant Vitreo-Retinal Surgeon

Robert MacLaren

MB ChB DPhil DSc FRCOphth FRCS FACS FMedSci Robert MacLaren - Professor of Ophthalmology

William Clarke

William Clarke - Wellcome Career Development Fellow

Jayne Bullock

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