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Tag Archives: Psychology
Identifying super-recogniser officers in Police ranks: Meet Anna Bobak
Anna Bobak (@akbobak) is a Research Fellow in psychology based at Bournemouth University. Anna’s work focuses on face recognition, specifically in those who never forget a face: super-recognisers. Anna will be standing on a soapbox in Oxford on the 18th … Continue reading
You should do it mum! Meet Stacey Heath
Stacey Heath is a PhD student in the Department of Psychology at the University of Exeter. She has a BSc in Psychology and an MSc in Social and Organizational Psychology. Here she tells us about leaving her working life to … Continue reading
Just a kid from Bombay: Meet Shanti Shanker
Shanti Shanker is a Lecturer in Cognitive Psychology at the University of Bournemouth. She works on the brain mechanisms of cognitive control and executive functions. Come and hear her speak about the “Spotless mind: the science behind selective forgetting!” in … Continue reading
Must not give up: Meet Nicole Pacchiarini
Nicole Pacchiarini is a PhD student at Cardiff University investigating how memory is represented in the brain. Her aim is to link the fields of Psychology and Biology by using established methods from each subject to answer important scientific questions. Come … Continue reading
If I can do this aged 41 then anyone can: Meet Gillian Hill
Gillian Hill is currently a PhD student at the University of Buckingham. She is a psychology researcher and teacher who hopes to share her experiences as a second career scientist in order to encourage others to take a leap into … Continue reading
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