Personal profile

Biography

One major strategy is to study people that have developed deficits in these abilities following brain damage. I also have a long-standing interest in unilateral neglect and its rehabilitation. These neuropsychological investigations are complemented by research into the control of simple goal-directed actions in neurologically normal people.

Research Interests

Visual perception, visual attention and visually-guided action in brain-damaged and healthy humans. Rehabilitation of visual disorders and motor function following brain damage. Constructional abilities in development, dementia and brain damage. Voluntary and involuntary mirror-writing in children and adults. Efficacy of coloured filters to treat reading problems in school-age children.

Research Groups

Teaching

Lectures

 

y1 lectures in Perception: 2007-2009; 2010-2016; 2018-

y1 lectures in Biological Bases of Behaviour: 2007-2008

y1 lectures in Human Cognitive Neuroscience: 2005-2007

 

y3-4 course - Perception, Action, Cognition: 2018-

y3 course in Perception: 2014-2016

y3 lectures in Methodology 2: 2005-2009; 2010-2016

 

y4 course Neuropsychology of Perception & Action: 2006-2013

 

MSc course Neuropsychology of Perception & Action: 2006-2013

MSc lectures in Psychological Research Skills: 2011-2016

MSc lectures in Specialist Techniques in Psychological Research: 2012-2014

MSc lectures in Working with Specialist Psychology Data: 2011-12

MSc lectures in Advanced Statistics: 2006-2008

 

Postgraduate guest lectures in Medicine & Neurosciences

Postgraduate guest lectures in Clinical Psychology: 2008-2016

 

Tutorials

y4 tutorials: 2005-2016; 2018-

 

Supervision

y3 Literature Review: 2005-2013

y3 Group Project: 2006-2009; 2011-2012

 

y4 research dissertations: 2005-2009; 2010-2013

 

MSc research dissertations: 2005-2016; 2017-

 

PhD supervision: 2006-

Administrative Roles

Programme Director MSc Human Cognitive Neuropsychology (2007-2008; 2018-)

Head of Psychology (2013-2016)

EEG/ERP and Eyetracking Committee (2010-2013)

Convenor of Cognitive Neuroscience Committee (2010-2013)

Programme Director MSc Psychological Research (2009-2013)

PhD Progress Review Board for HNC (2009-2013)

Careers Liaison Coordinator (2008-2013)

PPLS Postgraduate Committee (2007-2013)

Director of Studies (2005-2013)

Psychology Space Committee (2010-2012)

Psychology Research Committee (2007-2011)

Psychology Colloquim Committee (2008-2010)

Health & Safety Officer (2007-2011)

PPLS Ethics Committee (2005-2011)

 

Qualifications

BSc. Psychology and Neuroscience (2i), University of Manchester, December 1993
PhD. Neuropsychology, Glasgow Caledonian University, August 1999

Websites

Research Themes and Networks

  • Health & Wellbeing

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