Partner Directory




Our Partners
Our project partners are at the heart of the network and involving stakeholders from across healthcare, academia, industry, charities, policy makers and people with lived experience of neurological conditions means that we can co-create synergistic research to maximise the likelihood of impact on people’s lives.
We are always looking for new partners to join us.
Alexandra Williams
Amanda Denton
Amberly Brigden
Amir Aly
Andrew Thomas
Anirban Dutta
Ben Lakey
Bryan Clark
Charles Steward
Chris Young
Christine Linehan
Christopher James
Christos Kapatos
Craig Newman
Craig Sha
Dale Esliger
Dan Goodley
Dan Philips
Dan Tickle
Daniel Abasolo
Daniel Ray
Dario Farina
David Cook
Dorothy Lindsay
Dr Lucia Li
Biography
“I am an NIHR Clinical Lecturer in Neurology. My subspecialty interest is Traumatic Brain Injury, and my academic work is strongly influenced by my clinical practice in this area. My research uses multimodal methods to assess outcomes and treatments for the consequences of traumatic brain injury (TBI). My most recent projects have used novel combined brain stimulation-brain imaging techniques to investigate the potential for brain stimulation as a treatment for cognitive deficits after TBI.”
Duncan Turner
Duncan Wilson
Eder Zavala
Ellen Wilkinson
Ewa Truchanowicz
Fei He
Georgina Carr
Gurprit Lall
Helen Toker-Lester
Hilary Fanning
Jane Hanna
Joanne Harrison
John Terry
John Williams
Lauren Cooper
Lei Zhang
Lida Abdi
Liz Stuart
Louise Morpeth
Lucia Li
Lynden Campbell
Madeline Cooper
Manoj Sivan
Maria Feijoo-Renones
Markus Dahlem
Maxine Smeaton
Miikka Putaala
Nick Gompertz
Nicola Eberle
Peter Hannon
Prince Kazadi
Professor Ravi Vaidyanathan
Biography
“Dr Ravi Vaidyanathan is a Chaired Professor in Biomechatronics in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Imperial College London where he leads the Biomechatronics Laboratory. He earned his Ph.D. in biologically inspired systems at Case Western Reserve University (USA) and subsequently worked in industry, holding two directorships in control systems and medical engineering Prior to his post at Imperial, he completed a Senior Research Fellowship in Brain-Computer Interface at the University of Southampton, was a Research Assistant Professor of Systems Engineering at the US Naval Postgraduate School, and a Senior Lecturer in Biodynamics at the University of Bristol.
His academic research has translated in a range industrial projects including several new ventures based on principles established in his laboratory. Further details may be found on the Biomechatronics Lab webpage
Professor Shoumitro Deb
Biography
Professor Shoumitro (Shoumi) Deb, MBBS, FRCPsych, MD is a Visiting Clinical Professor of Neuropsychiatry at the Faculty of Medicine, Division of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London, UK. Previously he was a full-time substantive Clinical Professor of adult Neuropsychiatry and Neurodevelopmental disorder at the University of Birmingham and a Clinical Senior Lecturer at Cardiff University and the University of Aberdeen. His research interests are in neuropsychiatry of Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), particularly apathy syndrome and aggressive behaviour following on from traumatic brain injury (TBI). His other research interests are in epilepsy and intellectual disabilities (ID), dementia, and Down’s syndrome. His current work is on the psychopharmacology of aggression in people with TBI and ID. He has also done some preliminary work on advanced neuroimaging (VBM, DTI, fMRI, EEG-fMRI, MRS, etc.), particularly in the context of social cognitive impairment in TBI. He has around 300 publications and made over 250 presentations at national and international conferences (including keynote speeches and chairing of sessions). His citation index is 7380 and his h-index is 46, and the i10 index is 96 (04.04.22). He has received over £3 million in research funding from the UK Department of Health, NIHR, the Wellcome Trust, and other charities, and previously led a research and teaching team of over 20 members at the University of Birmingham. He also led MSc courses on Epilepsy and co-led Neuropsychiatry at the University of Birmingham and on Psychological Medicine at Cardiff University.