Congratulations to Jenny Fielder!
Congratulations to Jenny Fielder on passing her viva with no corrections!
Jenny will be joining Amy Orben’s lab as a postdoctoral researcher in September. We wish her every success in this next chapter.
Welcome to Phil Kollmann!
We are delighted to welcome Phil Kollmann from the University of Groningen.
Phil will be completing an MSc project on normative modelling of functional markers of brain development and their link to psychopathology using the RBCD dataset, in collaboration with Boris Bernhardt
Welcome to Yuwei (Flossie) Tian!
We are pleased to welcome Yuwei (Flossie) Tian to the lab.
Flossie will be completing an MSc project investigating how cost-benefit analyses drive performance on cognitive control tasks.
Welcome to Alison Wu!
We are excited to welcome Alison Wu to the lab as a postdoctoral researcher, where she will focus on cognitive microscopy.
Welcome to Eleni Christofilea!
We are pleased to welcome Eleni Christofilea to the lab as a PhD student.
Eleni will be researching mechanisms of frustration and aggression under the supervision of Nikolaus Steinbeis and Essi Viding.
Congratulations to Dan McGlade on Passing His Viva!
We are delighted to congratulate Dan McGlade on successfully passing his viva!
Dan will be starting a Clinical Psychology Doctorate at UCL in September. We wish him all the best for this exciting next step.
Welcome to our new BSc students!
This year, we are welcoming Ian Lam (Cheryl) Leong, Kimberley Ngugi, and Savina Cheng, who will be doing their dissertations on coping, alongside Ria Taneja and Yan Shi, whose dissertations will focus on prosocial behaviour.
Welcome to Maxime, Hannah, and Hanyu!
Maxime is investigating how trust influences self-esteem, well-being, and mental health. While Hannah and Hanyu are collaborating on research examining the relationship between controllability, subjective control beliefs, mental health, and coping behaviours.
We’re excited to have them in the lab and look forward to their contributions!
Milestone from the ORA project!
Read our registered report on the structure and ontogenetic growth of prosociality from early to middle childhood.