Research output per year
Research output per year
MD, PhD
United Kingdom
Accepting PhD Students
PhD projects
Self-funded Ph.D. students are welcome.
I am a clinical neurophysiologist and cognitive scientist interested in the following topics: 1- Healthy ageing, mobility disorders, and its relationship to cognitive decline, 2-Electrophysiological markers of brain dysfunction, 3- Surrogate markers of cerebral small vessel disease.
Current Research Projects
- Brain Dynamics in the sensorimotor integration and cognitive-motor control in older individuals.
- Parsing acute brain dysfunction through the assessment of EEG dynamics.
External Collaborators
- Prof Daysi Garcia Agustin - Cuban Centre for Longevity, Ageing and Health Studies, Cuba
- Dr Tonny Veenith - Neurocritical Care Unit, Birmingham Queen Elizabeth Hospital
- Dr Rebekka Heitmar - Department of Optometry and Vision Sciences, University of Huddersfield
- Dr Maria Valdes-Hernandez - Centre for Clinal Brain Sciences, University of Edinburgh
Dr Ahmed Gilani (co-supervision with Dr T Venith) - Birmingham Queen Elizabeth Hospital, University of Birmingham
Self-funded Ph.D. students interested in any of the following topics are welcome:
1- Brain dynamics, sensorimotor integration and cognitive-motor control
2- Neural basis of central auditory disorders in older adults
3- Electrophysiological markers of degenerative and mental diseases
4- Ageing, cognitive frailty, neurovascular ageing
Undergraduate teaching
BSc in Audiology
Postgraduate teaching
MSc in Clinical Sciences and PgCert/MSc in Clinical Neurophysiology
Program Director - Clinical Neurophysiology
2019 GCRF (Aston Internal call). Holder: Valia Rodriguez. Promoting healthy ageing in an adverse socioeconomic context: a pilot study to investigate the dynamics of sensorimotor integration and cognitive processing in the elderly. 9 468 GBP.
2015-2017 CITMA. Holder: Vivian Martin. Update of Neuronic Neurophysiological applications. 1 260 000 CUP. Role: Co-investigator.
2015-2017 CITMA. Holder: Pedro Valdes-Sosa. Biomarkers of sub-clinical cerebral disease due to a metabolic syndrome. 718 300 CUP. Role: Co-investigator.
2014-2015 CITMA. Holder: Valia Rodriguez. Continuous EEG monitor for Intensive Care Units. 136 876 CUP.
2008- 2011 CITMA. Holder: Valia Rodriguez. Neural Basis of Attention and its Disorders. 70 829 CUP.
2007 Royal Society. Holder: Valia Rodriguez.Study of attentional disorders with fMRI and MEG. 4240 GBP.
2005-2006 British Council. Holders: John Duncan (MRC Cognition and Brain Science Unit) & Mitchell Valdes Sosa (Cuban Neuroscience Center). Neural Basis of Attention and its Disorders. 7500 GBP. Role: co-investigator.
2002-2003 TWAS. Holder: Valia Rodriguez. Role of the spiral ganglion cell survival on the preservation of auditory system function after a sensorineural hearing loss. 30 000 USD.
2010-2017, Consultant in Intensive Care Clinical Neurophysiology, Clinical-Surgical Hospital 'Hnos Ameijeiras', Havana Cuba
1993 - 2017, Consultant in Clinical Neurophysiology, Cuban Center for Neurosciences, Cuba
British Clinical Neurophysiology Society
ILAE - British Chapter
British Neuroscience Association
Cuban Society for Neuroscience
Cuban Society for Clinical Neurophysiology;
Editor Board - Clinical Neurophysiology Practice
Fellow - Higher Education Academy
Mental Health First Aider
Room: VS115
Tel: +44 (0) 121 204 4422
Email: v.rodriguez@aston.ac.uk
PhD, Cuban Neuroscience Center
1998 → 2003
Award Date: 3 Dec 2003
MD, University of Medical Sciences of Havana
1989 → 1993
Award Date: 3 May 1993
MBBS, University of Medical Sciences of Havana
1983 → 1989
Award Date: 15 Aug 1989
Honorary Professor, Cuban Neuroscience Center
2017 → …
Consultor in Critical Care Clinical Neurophysiology, Intensive Care - Clinical-Surgical Hospital 'Hnos Ameijeiras'
2017 → …
Research output: Preprint or Working paper › Preprint
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review