United Kingdom
I am a dedicated psychology lecturer with a passion for understanding how digital technologies shape human behavior and cognition. With a particular focus on cyberpsychology, my work delves into the psychological impacts of Virtual and Extended Realities (VR/XR) and Artificial Intelligence (AI). I aim to bridge the gap between psychological theory and the evolving digital landscape, exploring how immersive technologies influence identity, learning, and social interaction. In my teaching and research, I strive to inspire students to think critically about the intersections of psychology and technology. Whether it’s understanding VR’s potential in therapy or AI's impact on human decision-making, I am enthusiastic about fostering knowledge that’s both relevant and forward-thinking. I’m always interested in connecting with like-minded professionals, researchers, and students eager to explore the future of psychology in the digital age.
Teacher of computer science and business studies actively involved in developing relationships with local and regional partners within the fields of cyber security, virtual reality, robotics and engineering.
My MSc Psychology research project focused on how VR and immersive technologies can be used to support people during times of social isolation.
Technical sale of personal locator beacons and man-over-board systems to military, oil and gas, marine fisheries and leisure sectors globally.
Technical sale of pilot flight safety equipment within the aerospace and military sector across the Middle and Far-East.