PhD Students

Jack Moore

Jack is a PhD student in the lab working on a project entitled 'Social Aspects of Agency'. Before beginning his PhD he completed a BSc in Psychology at St. Mary’s University, Twickenham and an MRes in Cognitive Neuroscience at UCL. His research focuses on how one's social environment can affect the extent to which individuals feel control over both endogenously and exogenously caused events.

Contact: j.d.moore@gold.ac.uk Follow on twitter @CogNeuroJack

George Evangelou

George is a PhD student in the lab working on a project entitled "Haptics and the virtual self". Holding a BSc in Psychology at Middlesex University, he then completed his MSc in Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience at Goldsmiths and now carries on as part of this SeNSS ESRC collaborative project. His research resides in human-computer interaction, with a particular focus on the experience of action with respect to the virtual self. More specifically, his project is investigating the role of haptic feedback in the senses of agency and ownership.

Contact: gevan001@gold.ac.uk Follow on Twitter @GeoEvangelou