Department of Biomedical Sciences

Do we process all numbers in the same way? The brain uses different processes to encode digits, quantities, and finger configurations

We are proud to announce that, once again this year, eight researchers from our Department have been included in the prestigious 2026 Elsevier Top 2% Scientists ranking

Artificial Intelligence (AI) combines health, genetic, environmental and online data to predict epidemics and support timely action

Smoking changes what people notice, while emotions and attachment styles may also shape attention to smoking-related cues