Electrophysiology Professors and Supervisors in New Zealand

Professors in electrophysiology in new zealand

31 professors found

University of Auckland

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Cardiology

Medical Imaging

Electrophysiology

Arrhythmia

Cardiac Physiology

University of Auckland

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Medical Imaging

Systems Neuroscience

Digestive Physiology

Magnetoencephalography

In Vivo Imaging

University of Auckland

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Exercise Physiology

Medical Imaging

Bioelectrical Impedance

Circulatory Physiology

Electrophysiology

University of Auckland

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Cell Biology

Cognitive Neuroscience

Retinal Disease

Retinal Biology

Ocular Physiology

University of Otago

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Cardiology

Cell Biology

Ion Channel

Cardiac Physiology

Calcium Homeostasis

University of Auckland

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Medical Imaging

Exercise Physiology

Digestive Physiology

Abdominal Imaging

Appetite Regulation

Associate Professor

University of Otago

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Systems Neuroscience

Behavioral Neuroscience

Neurofeedback

Autonomic Nervous System

Neuromodulation

The University of Auckland Auckland New Zealand

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Cardiology

Systems Neuroscience

Physiology

Neuroscience

Blood Flow

Lecturer

University of Auckland

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Exercise Physiology

Cardiology

Bioelectrical Impedance

Physiological Monitoring

Medical Physic

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Living costs in New Zealand

Estimated costs in New Zealand.

MonthlyYearly
New Zealand

Housing

Shared flats and off-campus rentals per year

NZ$16.4k

$9,600/yr

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University Accommodation

On-campus student housing per year

NZ$12.3k

$7,200/yr

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Visa & Immigration Fees

Student visa and residence permit fees per year

NZ$641

$375/yr

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University Tuition

Average PhD tuition per year

NZ$37.6k

$22,000/yr

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Estimates based on university averages and Numbeo

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University of Durham

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United Kingdom

Research Interests

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Assistant Professor

SUNY Downstate Medical Center

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United States

Research Interests

Systems Neuroscience

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University of Oregon

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United States

Research Interests

Cognitive Neuroscience

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