Professor Andrew Welchman
Head of School of Psychology
Professor Andrew Welchman is an academic and innovation leader with expertise in brain, behavioural and mental health sciences.
- Email: hos-psychology@contacts.bham.ac.uk
Dr Sally Adams
Associate Professor
Dr Adams has a passion for enhancing the student learning experience. Her research interests are in the areas of alcohol use and hangover, harm reduction, re...
Dr KyungMin An
Assistant Professor in Psychology
Dr KyungMin An's main interests are in neuroimaging studies on child development and children with developmental disorders at the University of Birmingham.
Professor Clare Anderson
Professor of Sleep and Circadian Science
Professor Clare Anderson is a sleep and circadian scientist internationally recognized for her work on the role of sleep and circadian timing on brain and co...
Dr Shola Apena Rogers
Associate Professor of Forensic Psychology
Dr Shola Apena Rogers is a qualified Forensic Psychologist at the University of Birmingham with research interests in sexual offending on public transport an...
Professor Ian Apperly
Professor of cognition and development
Professor Ian Apperly is an experimental psychologist. He studies social understanding, its cognitive and neural basis, how it develops, and why it varies be...
Professor Matthew Apps
Professor of Cognitive Computational Neuroscience
Professor Apps is a leading expert in the computational, cognitive and neural basis of motivation and social behaviour at the University of Birmingham.
Professor Andrew Bagshaw
Professor of Imaging Neuroscience
Professor Bagshaw's main focus is on understanding how the human brain is impacted by sleep and epilepsy, with a particular emphasis on the role of the thalamus
Dr Roxana Baiasu
Assistant Professor
Dr Roxana Baiasu's current interests include philosophy of mental health and psychiatry.
Professor Sarah Beck
Professor of Cognitive Development
Dr Beck's research examines thinking about time and knowledge, particularly how children become able to speculate about events and how they proces uncertainty
Dr Stacey Bissell
Assistant Professor
Dr Stacey Bissell conducts sleep-focused and behavioural research with children diagnosed with rare genetic syndromes associated with autism, epilepsy and in...
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