Research centres
The School of Psychology have a number of research centres that run focused research and teaching.
Centre for Research in Animal Behaviour (CRAB)
Centre for Research in Animal Behaviour (CRAB) A new animal behaviour centre under the leadership of Professor McLaren. CRAB is now uniquely placed as one of the few international groups with a critical mass of research strength in behavioural ecology, sensory ecology, signalling and communication and animal cognition. CRAB explores the causes, functions and evolution of animal behaviour and how it adapts each species to its natural environment.
The Centre for Clinical Neuropsychology Research (CCNR)
Neuropsychology is the area of Psychology concerned with the effects of brain injury and disease on psychological functioning. The main aim of the CCNR is to support research to enhance clinical practice for survivors of brain injury. The CCNR supports post-graduate courses, runs a collaborative NHS Clinic, and holds regular consultative meetings with charity and health user groups.
Exeter Centre for Cognitive Neuroscience
The aim of the Exeter Centre for Cognitive Neuroscience is to bring together researchers from across the University of Exeter and south west region who share an interest in the brain systems underlying perception, action, cognition and consciousness. A variety of facilities are available for cognitive neuroscience research on site, including a fully equipped EEG/ERP laboratory, a research dedicated 1.5T MRI scanner and two state of the art eye tracking systems.
IPSIS - Identity and the Psychology of Self in Society
IPSIS is home for research and training in the study of self and identity and is a world-leading centre that currently includes over a dozen staff from the School of Psychology and other areas.
The Mood Disorders Centre
The Mood Disorders Centre is a partnership between the NHS and University of Exeter. It undertakes research, offers clinical services and provides training with the aim of helping people who suffer from depression.
