My current research interests are in the use of magnetoencephalography (MEG) to understand sensory processing in healthy development and in neurodevelopmental disorders.  I am also interested in the use of MEG in clinical disorders such as epilepsy.  The underlying theme which unites these topics is a desire to refine and apply physiological measurement methods for use in real-world clinical questions. My background is in psychophysics, a method to which I also often return.

BSc Psychology Undergraduate Modules.

• Psychology and the Brain (PY1135, first year)
• Music and the Brain (PY3365, final year option)

I have worked at Aston University since 2001 when I joined as a lecturer.

Before that, I was a post-doctoral researcher in the University Laboratory of Physiology at Oxford University.

PhD, Physiological Science, University of Newcastle upon Tyne

BSc, Physiological Science, University of Newcastle upon Tyne

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telephone: +44 (0) 121 204 4087