London, England, United Kingdom
I'm an experimental psychologist and a popular science writer. I have spent the past years studying the relationship between the arts, emotion and the brain, using quantitative and qualitative research methods. I am passionate about communicating scientific evidence from neuroscience and psychology to a broad audience, within and beyond academia.
• Quantitative and qualitative research, data analysis • Event management (eg popular science engagement activity during ‚Being Human’ Festival, London) • Liaison with internal and external IT, finance, data protection officers and arts institutions etc • Popular science and scientific writing
• Newton International Postdoctoral Research Fellowship awarded by the British Academy • Project management, quantitative and qualitative research, data analysis • Outputs: 3 peer-reviewed publications in international journals
• Qualitative and quantitative research – neuroscience and law • Topic: the partial defence to murder ‘Loss of Control’ – interdisciplinary work, neuroscientific research, criminal case analysis • Outputs: 2 peer-reviewed publications in international journals • Honours: Evens Science Prize for neuroscientific paper on the neuroscience of coercion
• PhD scholarship by the Spanish Ministry of Education • PhD thesis • Qualitative and quantitative research methods – neuroscience and the arts • Outputs: 4 peer-reviewed publications in international journals • Honours: Santander prize for best PhD students
• Qualitative and quantitative research for the research projects of the Chair of the 'Three Religions' • Topic: Moral psychology, moral judgment