Several research groups within the Cognitive, Perceptual and Brain Sciences and Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience use TMS as a fundamental tool in their research programmes:

• Dr. Joseph Devlin (CPB). I use TMS to help identify the neural information processing characteristics of specific neuro-anatomical regions and how they interact to produce complex, cognitive behaviours such as language. My group uses a variety of on-line and off-line TMS approaches including "virtual lesion" paradigms, chronometric studies, and more recently, physiological connectivity studies as well. My research focuses on several aspects of language including reading, semantic and phonological processing, morphological processing, and some speech perception.
• Prof. Patrick Haggard (ICN). [research blurb]
• Prof. Nilli Lavie (ICN/CPB). [research blurb]
• Prof. Vincent Walsh (ICN). [research blurb]

Collaborators

• Dr. Brad Duchaine (ICN). [research blurb. With Vin]
• Prof. Manuel Carreiraso (ICN). [research blurb. With Joe]
• Prof. Gabriella Vigliocco (CPB). [research blurb. With Joe]