Matthew Lambon Ralph

Biography

I obtained my PhD from York University and then worked at the MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit (Cambridge). I moved from there to the University of Bristol, Department of Experimental Psychology, as a Lecturer. I came to Manchester in 2001 as Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience within the School of Psychological Sciences. I am also Associate Vice-President (Research) and Director of the Manchester Doctoral College at the University. I am an Action Editor for Neuropsychological Rehabilitation _and on the editorial boards for _Cognitive Neuropsychology,  Memory, International Journal of Language & Communication Disorders, Alzheimer''s Research & Therapy, Psychologia, and Neurocase. I was the President of The British Neuropsychological Society (2010-12) and the Vice-Chair for the British Aphasiology Society (2000-2005). I was made a Fellow (hons) of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists in 2003, Fellow of the British Psychological Society in 2012 and an Honorary Research Professor of the University of Málaga in 2014. I am also a Senior Investigator Emeritus for the NIHR. I was awarded the BPS President''s Award in 2015, the Barbara Newcombe (mid-career) Prize by the British Neuropsychological Society in 2016, and the Mid-Career Award by the British Association for Cognitive Neuroscience in 2016. I am currently the chair of the EU Human Brain Project Stakeholder Board (the principal oversight committee).

Research Networks and Beacons

• Dementia@Manchester
• Manchester Informatics
• Data Science Institute

Biology, Medicine and Health (BMH) Domains

• Neuroscience & Mental Health
• Platform Sciences and Technologies
• Cardiovascular, Metabolic & Nutritional Sciences