The PSP Association were kind enough to publish a short article about our new Dunhill Medical Trust project exploring "Can tests of cognitive function help diagnose PSP?". You can also read the article with a nice picture here (page 15) I first heard ...
Reflections on Bianca de Haan’s seminar “Selective Attention in Multi-Target Environments”
This week our Psychology seminar was given by Dr Bianca de Haan from Brunel University, who came to explain her research on attentional selection in multi target displays. Bianca and I shared an office as PhD students in Nottingham in ...
New lab member Siobhan McAteer arrives!
We're delighted to welcome Siobhan McAteer to the lab! Siobhan arrives from Oxford, where she has just completed an MSc in Psychological Research. Her project "How do we store spatial working memories?" will examine the role of the eye movement system in ...
Grant Success!
Dan has been awarded a 3 year grant from the Dunhill Medical Trust to study attention and working memory in Progressive Supranuclear Palsy. PSP is a neurodegenerative disease affecting the basal ganglia that is characterised by paralysis of the eyes. ...
Talk at PSYPAG 2019
A couple of weeks ago I was invited down to Sheffield to present an overview of our recent findings to the PsyPAG annual conference. PsyPAG is the official postgraduate section of the BPS and covers all aspects of applied and ...
