Research

During my PhD at the University of Reading (2014-2019) I used combined EEG-fMRI to investigate change detection. I was particularly interested in the presence (or absence) of a so called 'sensing' condition in the change blindness paradigm (for example, see Mitroff et al., 2002).

I also collected some combined TMS and fMRI data with the evalab, to investigate the influence of stimulating the dlPFC during a visual attention task.

During my MSc in Cognitive Neuropsychology at the University of Kent (2013-2014), I worked with combined galvanic vestibular stimulation and EEG to investigate the influence of brain stimulation on both behavioural and electrophysiological measures of change detection.