NIHR Post-doctoral Research Fellow and Research Clinical Psychologist
School of Psychology
I work in the School of Psychology part-time (.6 FTE) on a five-year NIHR Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship for research into the early signs of challenging behaviour in individuals with intellectual disabilities and genetic syndromes. Outside of this, I continue to work clinically with children and adolescents with mental health problems, learning disabilities and challenging behaviour.
Email d.m.adams@bham.ac.uk
Research Fellow
School of Psychology
Lucy Alford is a keen zoologist whose specific interests lie in the areas of entomology, macroecology, physiology and behavior. Following on from her PhD centered on insect thermal biology and resilience to temperature extremes, she is currently engaged in a challenging and exciting project focused on resilient systems. For this, she is interested in applying her knowledge of resilience ...
Telephone +44 (0)121 414 3534
Email l.alford@bham.ac.uk
School Instructor / Teaching Fellow
School of Psychology
As well as lecturing and tutoring undergraduates, Dr Giles Anderson uses behavioural and eye-tracking measures to investigate patterns in visual search.
Telephone + 44 (0)121 414 6245
Email g.m.anderson@bham.ac.uk
Professor of cognition and development
Director of Research for the School of Psychology
School of Psychology
Ian Apperly is a cognitive psychologist, and his main research interest is in “mindreading” – the ability to take other people’s perspectives. He is the author of a recent book entitled “Mindreaders: The cognitive basis of theory of mind”.
Telephone 0121 414 3339
Email i.a.apperly@bham.ac.uk