IDEALAB offers an outstanding laboratory-based 3-year doctoral training to study structure, processing and foundations of human language, integrating interdisciplinary approaches. Candidates conduct original and independent research on experimental and clinical aspects of language and the brain. 

This special issue aims to collect the latest developments in the field of numerical cognition and to provide a comprehensive overview of the phenomenon by including a variety of contributions from different disciplines and approaches. In particular, we welcome contributions that shed light on cognitive influences (e.g., attention, perception, memory), developmental and cultural factors, and biological and evolutionary foundations that play a role in number processing.

This course gives a unique insight into neuroscience in real world settings. You’ll study alongside our leading neuroscientists with contributions from external academics and professionals, and have access to the department’s excellent neuroscience facilities.