About the lab: We are a systems neuroscience lab investigating how the brain uses visual images observed by the eyes for natural functions such as navigation. Specifically, we are interested in how the interactions between brain regions enables visually controlled natural behaviours.

Experimental techniques: large-scale electrophysiology (neuropixels), two-photon imaging, virtual and augmented reality, rodent behaviour and optogenetic manipulation of neural activity.

Computational techniques: decoding activity from large populations of neurons, latent space representations of information, machine learning approaches to neural data analyses and systems level models of neural systems.

Research Environment: The lab is based in the UCL Institute of Behavioural Neuroscience, which has adynamic and collaborative environment for neuroscience research. The institute is part of the vibrant UCL neuroscience domain, one of the epicentres of neuroscience research in the world.

Contact Prof. Aman Saleem with your CV if you are interested in the position (aman.saleem@ucl.ac.uk)