Ines Barreiros

DPhil Student

I'm a Neuroscience PhD student, enrolled in the 4-year Interdisciplinary Bioscience Doctoral Training Partnership, part of the Doctoral Training Centre, University of Oxford, and supported by the BBSRC. On my PhD project, I am investigating the representation of cognitive maps in the brain, under the supervision of Dr Mark Walton and Prof Tim Behrens.

Previously, I worked as Research Assistant & Lab Manager with Dr Michael Kohl (Oxford) on a project that aims to understand the role of interneurons on the neural coding strategies employed to represent sensory information. Before moving to Oxford, I obtained a BSc in Genetics and Biotechnology from the University of Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro and a postgraduation in Neurobiology through the 2-years MSc in Cellular and Molecular Biology from the University of Coimbra.

Recent publications

Fast multiplane functional imaging combining acousto-optic switching and remote focusing
Conference paper

Chong EZ. et al, (2017), Progress in biomedical optics and imaging - proceedings of spie, 10070

More publications

Science Communication Publications:

Encoding information in neural circuits, Phenotype Journal, Neuroscience Supplement to Issue 23, 2016

'Native Scientist': science outreach session in your native language, British Neuroscience Association Bulletin, Issue 76, 2016