Dr Davinia Fernández-Espejo
Supervisor Details
Research Interests
Davinia Fernández-Espejo’s main goal is to understand how the brain supports consciousness and what goes wrong for patients to become entirely unaware after severe brain injury. She uses techniques such as MRI (structural and functional), tDCS, and behavioural approaches in both healthy volunteers and patients with a disorder of consciousness to test hypotheses about the role of different brain structures in the clinical deficits they present. This research is directly translated into the development of diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers to be used in clinical settings, as well as the development of novel treatment approaches.
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MIBTP Project Details
Current Projects (2025-26)
Co-supervisor on a project with Professor Joseph Galea.
Previous Projects (2024-25)
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Co-supervisor on a project with Professor Andrew Bagshaw.
Previous Projects (2023-24)
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