Colline Poirier
Senior Lecturer
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Colline Poirier is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Her research focuses on neuroimaging, specifically within the context of non-human primate neuroscience, addressing areas such as neuro-evolutionary patterns, longitudinal studies, and public engagement in research regulation. Poirier's recent articles emphasize the integration of advanced imaging techniques and metadata to enhance experimental outcomes and animal welfare.
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