Camille Lasbareilles successfully defends her D.Phil. thesis
Camille Lasbareilles successfully defends her D.Phil. thesis
After the viva voce: A happy D.Phil. candidate (centre left) with satisfied examiners (far left and far right) and proud supervisor (centre right).
Our congratulations go to Unit D.Phil. student Camille Lasbareilles for successfully defending her doctoral thesis, entitled “The functional role of theta-gamma oscillations in human motor neurophysiology”, in her viva voce examination on 21st March 2025.
Camille’s viva examiners were Assistant Processor Katherine Dyke (University of Nottingham) and Associate Professor Melanie Fleming (University of Oxford).
Camille was supervised in the Unit by Professor Charlotte Stagg 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) with satisfied examiners (left and right) and proud supervisor (far left).
After the viva voce: A happy D.Phil. candidate with proud supervisors.
