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Research groups
Colleges
Qualifications
- MSc Clinical Neuroscience - UCL 2021
- MSc Clinical Neuropyschology - Bangor University 2019
- BSc Clinical and Cognitive Neuroscience - Royal Holloway University of London 2018
Camille Lasbareilles
DPhil Student
Research
My research is generously funded by the St Edmund Hall-HEC Montreal Scholarship. My research interest lies in understanding the neurophysiological processes that govern motor control and motor learning in the healthy brain, and how these can be modulated using non-invasive brain stimulation. My research involves the use of many different techniques including TMS, tDCS, (f)MRI, and MRS. Ultimately, my goal is to conduct research that will inform and support the recovery of post-stroke hemiparesis.
My previous research has involved the use of a variety of non-invasive brain stimulation techniques including Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), Continuous Theta Burst Stimulation (cTBS), and Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS) to interrogate and modulate cortical excitability.
In addition to my DPhil, I am also involved in organising St Edmund's Hall Centre for the Creative Brain.