Meet the Lab members
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Dr Andrew Dunn
Experimental Psychologist with interested in evolution, perception, memory and attention. Andrew is also the NTU Psychology Person Perception Lab group lead
Professor (Dr) Thom Baguley
Researches in human cognition with particular interests in spatial cognition, face and voice processing, models of human memory, and the relationship between high-level cognition and human memory. He also has an interest in psychological statistics.
Dr Paula Stacey
An applied cognitive psychologist interested in how people extract information from faces and voices in order to (1) obtain information about people and (2) to help people perceive speech better in noisy environments.
Dr Harriet Smith (Independent Research Fellow)
Harriet is currently working on a number of projects relating to identity discrimination in forensic and security settings.
Dr Treshi-Marie Perera
Treshi-Marie is an experimental psychologist with research interests in body perception and sensory integration.
Dr Sally Andrews
Sally's research interests include understanding how we identify familiar and unfamiliar faces, and in amateur and elite sports psychology.
Dr Catherine Blackburn
Dr Gabriella Mutale
Dr Jemaine 'Jammy' Stacey Dr Gabriella Mutale
Senior Lecturer in Psychology, researching the factors that contribute to the benefit received from visual information, while understanding speech. She is also interested in multi-sensory integration and language.
Early Career Research fellow at Nottingham Trent University. As of 2021 I am working on ESRC grant: Evaluating Multisensory Stimuli as a Mechanism to Boost Cognition and Wellbeing in Old Age. I am also collaborating on the HOPE project with University of Nottingham .
Experimental psychologist interested in applying evolutionary theory to understanding human behaviour. Gabby is a Research assistant in the School of Social Sciences
Former NTU Colleagues, but definitely still friends and collaborators
Georgina Gous
Joost Leunissen
Georgina Gous is now a Lecturer in the Psychology Department at the University of Lincoln.
She is interested in Forensic Psychology, voice recognition and speaker perception.
Joost Leunissen is an experimental social psychologist with a range of related interests.
He is currently a a Lecturer in the Department of Psychology at the University of Winchester