The “UCL-CNT Early Career Investigator Award in Neuroimaging Techniques” acknowledges an exceptional contribution by a UCL (University College London) student or staff member in the early stages of their career. Sponsored by Brain Products and Brain Products UK, here is a short portrait of the winner in 2022, Dr. Yichao Yu.
The "UCL-CNT Early Career Investigator Award in Neuroimaging Techniques" acknowledges an exceptional contribution by a UCL (University College London) student or staff member in the early stages of their career and is sponsored by Brain Products and Brain Products UK. Here is a short portrait of the winner in 2021, Arman Eshaghi.
The "UCL-CNT Early Career Investigator Award in Neuroimaging Techniques" acknowledges an exceptional contribution by a UCL (University College London) student or staff member in the early stages of their career and is sponsored by Brain Products and Brain Products UK. Here is a short portrait of the winner in 2020, Yunzhe Liu.
Dr. Tim Tierney received the “UCL-CNT Early Career Investigator Award in Neuroimaging Techniques 2019” at University College London (UK) on February 6, 2020. Here is a short recap.
Dr. Alexandra Young received the “UCL-CNT Early Career Investigator Award in Neuroimaging Techniques 2018” at University College London (UK) on June 6, 2019. Here is a short recap.
On May 3, 2018 Dr. Thomas Blacker received the “UCL-CNT Early Career Investigator Award in Neuroimaging Techniques 2017” at University College London (UK). Endowed with prize money of £1000, this award has been presented annually to students and early postdocs at UCL since 2007 and since then has been proudly sponsored by Brain Products.
On July 7, 2016 Dr. Jorge Cardoso received the “UCL-CNT Early Career Investigator Award in Neuroimaging Techniques 2015” at University College London (UK). Endowed with prize money of £500, this young scientist award was presented for the first time in 2007 and since then has been proudly sponsored by Brain Products.
On the 8th of September 2015 Dr Adam Packer became the UCL CNT winner of the 2014 Early Career Investigator in Neuroimaging Techniques Award. This award is sponsored by Brain Products GmbH and consists of a cheque for £500, a trophy and a certificate.
Every year the University College London rewards its best junior scientists for outstanding contributions in the field of neuroimaging techniques. Competition is strong as the award consists of a cheque for £500, a trophy and a certificate sponsored by Brain Products. The 2013 award was presented to Dr. Siawoosh Mohammadi on April 17.
