Visiting Research Fellow
School of Psychology
Dr Markus Rank is a postdoctoral research fellow in the field of computational neuroscience. His research goal is to develop dynamic computational models for the haptic perceptual and action system.
Email m.rank@bham.ac.uk
Professor of Visual Cognition
School of Psychology
Professor Raymond is a visual perception/cognition specialist with a wide range of interests in how humans use and respond to complex visual information. She conducted the seminal work on the “Attention Blink”, a finding that launched intensive interest in labs around the world on how selective attention operates over time. Her work has included studies of visual disorder in MS; ...
Telephone +44 (0)121 414 4912
Email j.raymond@bham.ac.uk
Research Fellow
School of Psychology
Dr Renate Reniers works as a Research Fellow investigating youth mental health using various neuroimaging techniques.
Telephone +44 121 414 4937
Email r.l.e.p.reniers@bham.ac.uk
Honorary Professor in Cognitive Neuropsychology
School of Psychology
Jane Riddoch is a cognitive neuropsychologist whose research covers visual disorders (agnosia, optic aphasia), disorders of attention (neglect, extinction) and action (apraxia, action disorganisation syndrome) and neuropsychological rehabilitation. She originally trained as a physiotherapist, then took a degree and PhD in Psychology. She has published 150 papers in leading international journals ...
Telephone +44 (0) 121 414 4912
Email m.j.riddoch@bham.ac.uk
Academic Director ClinPsyD
Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Professional Lead, Dudley Community Services
School of Psychology
John Rose is a clinical psychologist with a particular interest in working with people who have Intellectual Disabilities and work on the Clin Psy D course at the University. He also works for Dudley Community Services and has a strong emphasis on integrating research and teaching with practice in his professional life.
Telephone +44 (0)121 41 42640
Email j.l.rose@bham.ac.uk
Research Fellow
School of Psychology
Dr Rosenthal’s research interests focus on basic mechanisms of perceptual dynamics, learning and recovery. Her work is multi disciplinary in its nature. She has a very extensive research experience in studying perception and learning in humans (both healthy and neurologically impaired) and primate, using psychophysical, neurophysiological, neural modeling, engineering and robotic ...
Telephone +44 (0)121 414 3526
Email o.rosenthal@bham.ac.uk