Dr Gizem Arabaci – Roles of cognitive mechanism, mind wandering, trait level inattention
Dr Emily Arden–Close – Quality of life and adjustment to chronic illness in patients and their partners, Web-based interventions
Dr Janice Attard–Johnson – Visual perception, pupillary responses and eye movements, typical and atypical sexual interests, sexual offending, eye–witness memory, face processing
Professor Sarah Bate – Individual differences in face recognition, prosopagnosia (face–blindness), face recognition in forensic settings, superior face recognition, oxytocin
Dr Helen Bolderston – Clinical psychology, mental health, acceptance-based psychotherapies, mindfulness, psychological wellbeing of health and social care professionals
Professor Hana Burianová – cognitive neuroscience, brain plasticity, multimodal neuroimaging, memory & language, neurodegeneration
Dr Sarah Collard – Epilepsy, psychosocial impact of exercising with a chronic condition, identity, health psychology, qualitative methodology
Dr Otto Loberg - Eye movements and electrocortical activity during natural reading, visual cognition, electrocortical activity of attention, reading development
Dr Lars Marstaller - Cognitive neuroscientist with research interests in anxiety/fear, learning, and language.
Dr Andrew Mayers – Mental health (postnatal depression, postpartum psychosis, children and young people), sleep
Dr John McAlaney – Social norms, behaviour change, substance use, digital addiction, cybersecurity
Dr Natalie Mestry – Face processing, visual search, spectatorship of pictorial artworks
Dr Rachel Moseley – Autism spectrum conditions, language and semantic processing, embodied cognition
Dr Samuel Nyman – Older people and people with dementia: falls prevention, physical activity promotion
Dr Constantina Panourgia – Developmental psychology, risk and resilience, poverty, life adversity, emotional and behavioural adjustment
Dr Ben Parris – Cognitive control and frontal lobe functions
Dr Emma Portch – Language – mediated perception, emotional expressions, cognitive interviewing, facial composites
Dr Laura Renshaw–Vuillier – Emotional experience and regulation, cognitive control, eating disorders, gambling, EEG, mHealth
Dr Ellen Seiss – Clinical and cognitive neuroscience: EEG methods; modulation of cognitive processes by emotional valence, personality, nutrition (glucose), or disease (OCD, Parkinson's disease)
Dr Shanti Shanker – Cognitive control, learning and memory in healthy controls, patients with focal lesions and dementia
Dr Jacqui Taylor – Cyberpsychology, psychology education, online teaching and learning, online deception
Dr Kevin Thomas – Judgement and decision–making; interplay between cognition and emotion
Professor Julie Turner–Cobb – Effect of stress and social relationships on physical health; psychoendocrine influences in chronic illness; cortisol measurement in adults and children
Dr Martin Vasilev - Attention and distraction, oculomotor control, reading, computational modelling, evidence synthesis
Dr Eleonora Vagnoni – Multisensory perception, peripersonal and interpersonal space representation, EEG methods, touch perception, the influence of emotion on visual and tactile perception
Professor Jan Wiener – Spatial orientation, navigation and wayfinding; cognitive ageing; dementia
Dr Liam Wignall – Sex and sexuality, BDSM and Kink, social networking sites, cyber psychology, qualitative methodology
Dr Alla Yankouskaya – Social neuroscience, neuroimaging, cognitive psychology
Demonstrators and technicians
Jastine Antolin – Eye-tracking technical support; gaze behaviour during dynamic videos and real-time social interaction, social anxiety and oxytocin