Funded by The Stroke Association

Versatile and dedicated researcher with over 5 years of experience in assessment and data collection for diverse research projects involving children to older adults. Proven proficiency in R and R Studio, Microsoft Word, and Excel, combined with a strong background in Psychology and Neuropsychology. Recognized for academic excellence and awarded a fully funded post-graduate fellowshipby the Stroke Association for independent research. Adept at personal and group project management.Experience in writing for academic publication, with over 10 publications within a 3-year period. Supervision experience for two MSc students.

On the whole, my focus is on executive dysfunction following brain injury (stroke) and how we measure dysfunction. I am particularly interested in clinical tool development, especially validation work, and neuropsychology.

I am a current full-time DPhil (PhD) candidate at the Department of Experimental Psychology at University of Oxford, for the Translational Neuropsychology Lab. I have been awarded a fully funded Postgraduate Fellowship through The Stroke Association.

I completed my MSc in Psychological Research at the University of Oxford in England, and completed a BSc in Psychology with Neuropsychology from Bangor University, in North Wales.