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Reconstructing the evolution of monoamines as neurotransmitters
The monoamines are one of the most important groups of neurotransmitter molecules. In humans, they are synthesized in the brain, nerve tissue and adrenal glands. These molecules help to regulate processes such as: emotions, memory, blood-flow, appeti...
Alfred James Wilson
Alfred is an INSPIRE DTP candidate, studying for a PhD at the University of Southampton and based at the National Oceanography Centre Southampton. Having completed an integrated master’s in Geophysics at Southampton, Alfred is now specialising in pal...
Martina Vecchi
I am a Lecturer in the Department of Economics within the School of Economic, Social and Political Science (ESPS) at the University of Southampton (UK). My main field is applied behavioural economics, with a focus on two overarching themes: decision-...
Foundations of a Trustworthiness Risk Assessment Framework for AI Systems (F-TRAIDS)
This projected developed knowledge models and methodology for trustworthiness risk assessment based on ISO27005 contributing to the definition of the blueprint for implementation of trustworthy AI.Implement of Trustworthiness Risk Assessment Framewor...
Solution-based Transition Metal Dichalcogenides for Flexible Neuromorphic Electronics
The human brain is an amazing computing machine that can process and store vast amount of information using no more energy than a 20-watt lightbulb. Modern computing systems, despite out-performing the human brain in examples like Alpha go, consume f...
Making research relevant. Can awareness of routes to better brain health be increased through dialogue with underserved communities?
Unmanaged hearing loss results in disability in older age. Hearing aids and cochlear implants can restore hearing and may preserve brain health. We want to increase awareness of the links between brain health, dementia, and poor hearing to empower pe...