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Qualifications

Ph.D., Clinical Neurophysiology, Aston University, Birmingham, 1998.
MPhil.,
Clinical Neurophysiology, Aston University, Birmingham, 1990.

Employment

  • 2006-date Professor of Clinical Neuroimaging, Neurosciences Research Institute.
  • 2003-06 Senior Lecturer in Psychology, Neurosciences Research Institute.
  • 2005-date Convenor, Neuroimaging Research Group.
  • 2000-date Director, Wellcome Trust Laboratory for MEG Studies.
  • 2000-date Director, Clinical Neurophysiology Unit.
  • 2000-03 Lecturer in Psychology, Neurosciences Research Institute.
  • 1990-00 Executive Officer, School of Life and Health Sciences.

Membership of Professional Bodies

Elected to the Council of the British Society of Clinical Neurophysiologists June 2000.
British Society for Clinical Neurophysiology.

Membership of Professional Bodies

Elected President of the Association of Neurophysiological Scientists in 2017

Membership of Professional Bodies

Elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology in October 2016

Research Interests

Overview

Have a career long interest in sensory information processing using electrophysiological measurement techniques. Special interest in somatosensory, visceral and pain processing. Have been involved in the development and application of Magnetoencephalography for the characterisation of cortical mechanisms in sensory processing since 1990.

Teaching Activity

Am module convenor of a Final Year option in BSc Psychology (Hon) called 'Brain Imaging".

Also convene a Masters level module for Health Care Professionals in Clinical Neurophysiology

Contact Details

Email: p.l.furlong@aston.ac.uk
Telephone: +44 (0) 121 204 4058

External positions

Fellow, Royal Society of Biology

1 Oct 2016 → …

President, Association of Neurophysiological Scientists

Sept 2016 → …

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