Master of Science by Research - Neuroscience - (Biomedical Sciences - Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences)

The Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences (CDBS) carries out research at molecular, cellular, systems and behavioral levels to understand fundamental mechanisms and pathways relevant to brain and body function in health and disease.

 Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences investigators exploit rapid advances in the enabling technologies available from genomics, proteomics, imaging, informatics, and in-vivo analysis to understand the function of gene products at the cell, organ and whole-animal level, and to understand cognition and behavior at the systems, circuit, cellular and molecular level.

They also exploit the most appropriate model organisms/systems to investigate the delicate balance between high biomedical relevance (for example human, mouse, rat) and high genetic power (such as C. elegant, drosophila and zebrafish).

Research encompasses the study of the central and peripheral nervous systems, at multiple levels of analysis, from the molecular and cellular levels through to cognitive neuroscience, brain imaging, and behavioral neuroscience.