Academic Presentations
2026
Poster Presentation, Exploring the relationship between perceived control and eating disorders, Institute for Mental Health Research at York (IMRY) Research Day, University of York
Invited Workshop Presentation (Cancelled), Scalable, Seamless & Smart: Advancing mental health research with mobile and online methods, Summer School for Computational Decision Sciences
Poster Presentation, Exploring the relationship between perceived control and eating disorders, British Association for Psychopharmacology, Birmingham
Chair and Oral Presentation, I organised and chaired a symposium "Computational Psychiatry: Translating Models into Clinical Meaning" that was selected for the post-doctoral sympoisum at the British Association for Psychopharmacology Summer Meeting which included my talk "Are we there yet? Evaluating computational psychaitrys path to clinical utility?", British Association for Psychopharmacology, Birmingham
Poster Presentation, Exploring the relationship between perceived control and eating disorders, Computational Psychiatry Conference, Yale University
Poster Presentation, Exploring the relationship between perceived control and eating disorders, International Conference for Eating Disorders, The Hague
Research Presentation, Non-genuine participation in research, Mechanisms of Mental Health Group, University of York
2025
Invited Workshop Presentation, Scalable, Seamless & Smart: Advancing mental health research with mobile and online methods, Summer School for Computational Decision Sciences, London
Poster Highlight & Presentation, Compulsivity is associated with an increase in stimulus-response habit learning, Computational Psychiatry Conference, Tubingen
Invited Oral Presentation, Compulsivity is associated with an increase in stimulus-response habit learning, Reinforcement Learning & Decision-Making Conference, Dublin
Poster Presentation, Compulsivity is associated with an increase in stimulus-response habit learning, Reinforcement Learning & Decision-Making Conference, Dublin
Invited Workshop Presentation, Leveraging gamification for longitudinal within-person assessment, Reinforcement Learning & Decision-Making Conference, Dublin
2024
Invited Oral Presentation, Understanding how body-focused repetitive behaviours relate to habit learning, Body-focused Repetitive Behaviours Conference, Oxford
Invited Lab Presentation, A gamified approach to measuring the mechanisms of repetitive behaviours, Motor Tic and Compulsivity Lab, Minnesota
Symposium Presentation, Parsing different sources of variability in model-based planning, Computational Psychiatry Conference, Minnesota
Poster Presentation, Model-based planning is unaffected by psychological and pharmacological treatments for depression, Computational Psychiatry Conference, Minnesota
Poster Presentation, Model-based planning is unaffected by psychological and pharmacological treatments for depression, Trinity College Dublin Research Day, Dublin
2023
Invited Oral Presentation, Cannon Blast: a smartphone measure of model-based planning, Advancing Digital Endpoints & Digital Health Technologies Webinar: Investigations from Early Career Researchers, National Institute of Mental Health Online Webinar
Poster Presentation, Using Smartphones to optimise ands scale-up the assessment of model-based planning, Computational Psychiatry Conference, Dublin
Poster Presentation, Using Smartphones to optimise ands scale-up the assessment of model-based planning, Society of Biological Psychiatry Conference, San Diego
Poster Presentation, Using Smartphones to optimise ands scale-up the assessment of model-based planning, Trinity College Dublin Research Day, Dublin
2022
Poster Presentation, Cannon Blast: A novel gamified tool for measuring model-based planning in the wild, Neuroscience Ireland Early Careers Researchers Symposium, Dublin
Poster Presentation, Cannon Blast: A novel gamified tool for measuring model-based planning in the wild, British Association for Psychopharmacology, London
2021
Oral Presentation, Towards a mechanistic understanding of repetitive behaviours in psychiatry, School of Psychology, Trinity College Dublin