About
James Roberts leads the Brain Modelling Group at QIMR Berghofer. He joined the Institute in 2010 after obtaining his PhD in physics at the University of Sydney, and was appointed as a Team Head in 2018 then Group Leader in 2023. Most of his research lies broadly in the field of computational neuroscience, at the intersection of physics, mathematics, neuroscience, and neurology. He combines computational and analytical methods with clinical electrophysiological and neuroimaging data, to tackle complex problems in neuroscience and brain health. This work currently follows two major themes: developing new diagnostic tools for infant and child brain health, and modelling large-scale brain activity across the lifespan in health and disease.
Research Skills
Computational neuroscience, modelling, neuroimaging, EEG, biomarkers
Area of Interest
Infant and child brain health; infant and child sleep; brain networks in health and disease; developing new diagnostics; developing new systems for monitoring brain health; and modelling COVID-19 epidemiology.