(For general background about circuits, systems and computational neuroscience research at Sussex, see the Research pages.)

The following Group Leaders are offering projects on the 4-Year PhD Programme:

• Professor Claudio Alonso - From genes to behaviour
• Professor Tom Baden - How do visual systems sample and process behaviorally meaningful input, and how can the underlying neuronal networks adapt to changing sensory demands?
• Professor Luc Berthouze -  Brain development and criticality; computational neuroscience
• Dr Chris Buckley - Neural dynamics
• Professor Paul Graham - Insect visual navigation
• Professor Phil Husbands - Meta plasticity and reconfiguration in motor circuits: embodied models
• Professor Leon Lagnado - Synapses transmitting visual information
• Professor Miguel Maravall - Dynamics of cortical sensory responses
• Professor Jeremy Niven - Sensory information processing, neural circuits and brain evolution in arthropods
• Professor Thomas Nowotny - Computational electrophysiology
• Professor Andy Philippides - Insect visual navigation: a computational approach