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Helena got her bachelor's degree from Tallinn University, Estonia and is currently doing her master’s degree in Criminal Psychology in University of Essex. She is passionately interested in serial killers and about the reasons behind wrongful convictions. Additionally, she is working as a junior researcher and conducting research about the Dark Triad and personality states in the organizational setting.

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Sophia Crüwell is currently in her first year of a Research Master in Psychology at the University of Amsterdam, majoring in Methods & Statistics. She is particularly interested in replicability issues and Open Science reforms, Bayesian statistics, and Philosophy of Science. Outside of Psychology, she likes singing in choirs and running (mostly not at the same time).

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Laura Van Heck is a Belgian psychology student, currently enrolled in a MSc program, focusing on research, at the University of Leuven. Although her interests are very broad, they tend to be located in the field of developmental psychology and behavioral neuroscience. In her spare time she likes to read, swim, and see as much of the World as possible on a student budget.

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Tim holds a BSc from KULeuven and is currently completing a research master in Psychology at KULeuven. His main interests lie in interdisciplinary research, namely a mixture of cognitive psychology, computer science and artificial intelligence. His current focus is on timeseries modeling and using neural networks to study visual learning.

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Karla is currently finishing a research track of the psychology graduate programme at the University of Leuven, and spending a year abroad as an intern in Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience Berlin. Her main areas of interest are cognitive neuroscience, large-scale neuroimaging methodology, and scientific policy. In her free time, she is advancing her skills in grant writing, cheap travelling, and analogue photography. If she didn't aspire for an academic career, she would be running a book-café on a small Croatian island.

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Eva Štrukelj is currently studying Clinical and Health Psychology at the University of Algarve in Portugal. Her main areas of interest are clinical psychology, social psychology and biopsychology. Regarding research, she is particularly curious about cognitive neuroscience, stigma, and sexuality.

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Associate Editors

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Doctoral Researcher studying relationships between fiction-engagement and empathic abilities. Seminar Tutor in undergraduate and postgraduate methods and statistics. BPS London and Home Counties standing committee member. Actor, writer and applied theatre practitioner working on creative interventions in medical and social care, education and criminal justice settings.

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PhD Candidate in Cognitive Science 

(Cognitive development, Experimental psychology)

Cognitive Development Center

Central European University

Budapest, Hungary

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Postdoctoral researcher; Departamento de Fundamentos y Métodos de la Psicología

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Katharina Brecht works as a Postdoc Candidate at the Institute of Neurobiology at the University of Tübingen. Her research focuses on evolution and development of social cognition. She completed her PhD at the University of Cambridge, and her "Diplom" (M.Sc.) in Tübingen, Germany.  

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Francesca is a PhD Candidate at the ISPA University Institute of Lisbon (Portugal). Her areas of specialization are community and health psychology, and her research focuses oneveryday life inside immigration detention centers in Italy and Portugal. In particular, she is interested in the experiences of detained migrants and their quality of life in detention. Francesca holds a M.Sc. in "Dynamic and clinical psychology for the individual, the group, and the organizations", and a BSc in "Sciences and psychological techniques for clinical intervention for the person, the groups and the institutions" from the University "Sapienza" of Rome (Italy). She also specialized in health psychology at the "Specialization School on Health Psychology" of the University "Sapienza" of Rome. Her current research interests include self-help, community integration, gender violence, immigration detention, and feminist and critical approaches to community and health psychology.

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He received his Psychology Diploma (Master's Degree) at the University of Tuebingen and is currently a PhD Student at the University of Leipzig. His research focuses on the emotional and cognitive structure of obsessive-compulsive disorders. /Clinical Psychology /Emotion /Disgust /Fear /Cognition /Neuropsychology /Experimental Psychology /Cognitive Behavior Therapy

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Florian recently joined the Behavioral Engineering Group at KU Leuven as a postdoctoral researcher. Here, he is applying insights from the study of executive functioning to promote pro-environmental behavior change. During his studies in Braunschweig and Hannover, he has pursued several lines of research ranging from field experimental work on cooperation and pedestrian behavior in traffic to laboratory studies on self-control processes and the neuropsychological analysis of cognitive flexibility.

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MD-PhD student at Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre (CUBRIC) Expertise in: - Brain imaging (EEG, fMRI) in healthy and disease (depression, stroke, Parkinson's disease) - Clinical Trials (neurofeedback training) - Plasticity in the motor system

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Alexandra holds a BSc from the University of Toronto and is currently completing a PhD in Psychology at the University of Cambridge. Her primary research interests include the relationship between memory, attention, and perception, and how this changes across the lifespan. She is currently investigating the source of age-related declines in episodic memory using a combination of behavioural and neuroimaging techniques.

 

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Department of Applied Psychology

Lecturer in applied statistics and methodology

Coördinator of bachelor's theses

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Graduated from the University of Milano-Bicocca, Laura is a PhD Student at the Department of Psychology of the University of Milano-Bicocca and a visiting research fellow at the Sobell Department of Motor Neuroscience and Movement Disorders (University College of London). Her main research interest is motor control, with particular reference to the study the different stages of the action production: from the more abstract aspects (i.e. the different components of intention to move and the mechanism of action representation), through explicit motor execution and motor awareness. She is studying these aspects with both behavioural and neuroimaging tecniques (fMRI and EEG).

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Copyeditors and Proofreaders

I am a research assistant in the Drugs and Addictive Behaviours Research Group at the University of East London. During my postgraduate study at Nottingham Trent University, I carried out online research into the non-normative sexual interest of dacryphilia and recently completed a project examining women bloggers’ accounts of nonviolent protest in the West Bank of Palestine. I have a broad interest in discursive approaches to psychology and online data collection methods.

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Ríona Mc Ardle is a MSc student in Clinical Neuropsychology at Bangor University. Her research interests focus on dementia, neurodegeneration and movement disorders.

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Assistant psychologist, NHS

MSc Student, University of Leeds

 

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PhD Student in the School of Psychology, TCD. I'm interested in moral cognition, cognitive control and methodological approaches to sociocognitive research.

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Researching mental health and well-being at University of Cambridge. Keen on politics, policy, implementation and Open Access..

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