Centre for Neurotechnology

Collaborative research at the interface of neuroscience and engineering

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Illustration of synapses firing near sensors

Neural implants stimulating cells in the brain. Image courtesy of Tim Constandinou and the CANDO project - click above to find out about CANDO's work.

The Centre for Neurotechnology fosters collaborative research at the interface between neuroscience and engineering

Hands adjusting a wire attached to electrodes on a man's forehead

Novel non-invasive brain stimulation techniques are being developed to treat a range of brain disorders.

A student demonstrates a brain-controlled computer game to a visitor to the Imperial Festival

A student from the CDT Neurotechnology demonstrates their brain controlled exhibit at the Imperial Festival

test subject using lab equipment to test hand grip

Researchers in the Human Robotics lab testing equipment for rehabilitation of neurological movement disorders

Martyn Boutelle holds a brain with a sensor attached

Biomedical sensors can measure response to stimulation or trauma in the brain

About us

Learn about the Centre, our research and facilities.

Industry engagement and spinouts

Find out about our links to industry, and some of the successful spinouts and startups that our members have been involved with.

Student training

Discover the MRes Neurotechnology, and find out how Centre for Doctoral Training in Neurotechnology for Life and Health trained a new generation of students to work at the interface between neuroscience and engineering.