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HLS Piers Cornelissen Staffprofile 100Professor Piers Cornelissen
Chair in Cognitive Neuroscience
BA, MBBS, DPhil
Prof Piers Cornelissen holds the Chair in Cognitive Neuroscience at the Department of Psychology. He trained as a medic at St Thomas’s Hospital London. After some time in clinical practice he moved to Oxford... more>>

 

Dr Johannes Hönekopp
Senior Lecturer
Johannes is working as a Senior Lecturer within the Department of Psychology, trying hard to enlighten students about statistics. He is affiliated to the Cognition and Communication Research Centre. more>> 

 

Dr Kris McCarty
Research Fellow
PhD
Kris completed his undergraduate degree in Psychology in 2008 where he developed a passion for evolutionary psychology. He then went on to complete a... more>>

 

HLS Dr Nick Neave Staffprofile 100Dr Nick Neave
Associate Professor 
PhD in Psychology 
Dr Nick Neave is a Reader within the Department of Psychology. He is Faculty Director of Ethics and Chair of the Faculty Research Ethics Committee. He contributes to the teaching at Undergraduate level,... more>>

 

HLS Tamsin Saxton Staffprofile 100Dr Tamsin Saxton
Associate Professor
PhD
Tamsin joined Northumbria University as a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Psychology in September 2012, following posts at the Universities of St Andrews, Edinburgh, and Abertay Dundee. She teaches... more>>

 


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