WykesNeuroLab
We develop and apply innovative neuroscience technologies, including wide bandwidth electrophysiology, multi-modal imaging, neuromodulation and gene therapy
About
WykesNeuroLab is comprised of two research laboratories based in the United Kingdom. One within the Department of Clinical and Experimental Epilepsy at the UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology; the other in the Division of Neuroscience (affiliated with the Centre for Nanotechnology in Medicine), The University of Manchester.
Our research can be broadly broken down into 2 research categories:
1. Gene therapy approaches to treat drug-refractory forms of epilepsy.
2. Development and application of novel imaging and electrophysiological approaches to detect seizure activity and spreading depolarisations in preclinical models of epilepsy, migraine, glioblastoma and stroke.
A recent focus is application of implantable Graphene-based transistor arrays to investigate and map pathological brain activity.
People
Key Collaborators
UCL: Prof Louis Lemieux, Prof Beate Diehl, Prof Matthew Walker, Prof Kirill Volynski, Prof Dmitri Rusakov, Prof Hanni Marcus, Dr Will Muirhead, Prof Manish Tiwari
The University of Manchester: Prof Kostas Kostarelos, Prof Stuart Allan, Prof Richard Baines, Dr Rajiv Mohanraj, Dr Thomas Kisby, Dr Ben Dickie
The Institute of Microelectronics of Barcelona (IMB-CNM)-CISC: Dr Anton Guimerà-Brunet
Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology: Prof Jose Garrido, Dr Edu Masvidal-Codina
Institute de la Vision, Paris: Prof Serge Picaud
Imperial College London: Prof Nicolas Mazarakis
Industry Collaborators: Opensourceinstruments, MultiChannelSystems, g-TEC, INBRAIN
Lab Alumuni
UCL: Dr T Martin Smith 2018-2021, Dr Kagan Agan 2021-2023, Dr Damon Rathore 2018-2023.
The University of Manchester: Dr Ahmed Eladly 2021-2023, Miss Kate Hills 2020-2025
Research Projects
Selection of Current Research Projects
