Edward Robertson

Dr.Robertson is currently working at Imperial College London. His research focuses on using neuroimaging, brain stimulation and behavioural experiments to investigate brain function in health and disease. I'm also interested in the relationship between brain structure and performance on different motor and cognitive tasks, and I have also examined the influence of the endocrine system in financial decision making. Currently my research involves investigating the cerebral cortical mechanisms involved in chronic dizziness.

His publications are as follows:
Edward Roberts R, Curran HV, Friston KJ, et al., 2014, Abnormalities in White Matter Microstructure Associated with Chronic Ketamine Use, Neuropsychopharmacology, Vol:39, ISSN:0893-133X, Pages:329-338.
Arshad Q, Nigmatullina Y, Bhrugubanda V, et al., 2013, Separate attentional components modulate early visual cortex excitability, Cortex, Vol:49, ISSN:0010-9452, Pages:2938-2940.
Roberts RE, Anderson EJ, Husain M, 2010, Expert cognitive control and individual differences associated with frontal and parietal white matter microstructure., J Neurosci, Vol:30, Pages:17063-17067.
Roberts RE, Bain PG, Day BL, et al., 2013, Individual Differences in Expert Motor Coordination Associated with White Matter Microstructure in the Cerebellum, Cerebral Cortex, Vol:23, ISSN:1047-3211, Pages:2282-2292.