James Sermon successfully defends his D.Phil. thesis
James Sermon successfully defends his D.Phil. thesis
Our congratulations go to Unit D.Phil. student James Sermon for successfully defending his doctoral thesis, entitled “Modelling frequency-based neural responses to Deep Brain Stimulation in Parkinson's disease”, in his viva voce examination on 28th June 2024.
James’s viva examiners were Professor Anne Skeldon (University of Surrey) and Professor Mark Woolrich (University of Oxford).
James was supervised at the BNDU by Professor Tim Denison, Dr Benoit Duchet and Professor Huiling Tan.
After the viva voce: A happy D.Phil. candidate (centre) with satisfied examiners (left and right) and proud supervisors (far left, far right).
After the viva voce: A happy D.Phil. candidate (centre left) with satisfied examiners (far left and far right) and proud supervisor (centre right).
After the viva voce: A happy D.Phil. candidate (centre right) with satisfied examiners (left) and proud supervisor (right).
After the viva voce: A happy D.Phil. candidate (centre) with satisfied examiners (left and right) and proud supervisor (far left).
