DrAmyBland
@DrAmyBland
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Joined March 2021
PhD studentship at Cambridge! Closing date for applications: 26/07/25 You need to be a woman and eligible for UK home fees. And interested in doing a PhD in developmental cognitive neuroscience and education, based in Cambridge, UK (not hybrid/remote)
PhD studentship available in developmental cognitive neuroscience, in Cambridge - please publicise
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Deadline is tomorrow for this fully funded PhD! @eegmanylabs @ManMetDoctoral
PhD opportunity! 📣 Are you interested in coming to study a fully funded #PhD 🎓 with me (principal supervisor) and co-supervisors Prof Jonathan Hill and @steph_ainsworth at @ManMetUni on an EEG study investigating social cognition in young adults and adolescents? More info:
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Last few days left to apply for this exciting PhD study with me, Julia, and Rebecca @MMUPsychology @ManMetUni closes on 14th March!
PhD opportunity! 📣 Interested in coming to study a fully funded #PhD 🎓 with me @RebeccaMPearson and @DrJuliaWolska at @ManMetUni to examine associations between maternal genetic risk for endometriosis on family mental health outcomes? More info here:
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Deadline 14th March Successful applicant will have opportunities to get involved in @eegmanylabs Feel free to get in touch with me with any questions!
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PhD opportunity! 📣 Are you interested in coming to study a fully funded #PhD 🎓 with me (principal supervisor) and co-supervisors Prof Jonathan Hill and @steph_ainsworth at @ManMetUni on an EEG study investigating social cognition in young adults and adolescents? More info:
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🎉 Exciting news! Our first completed replication has been accepted at Cortex. Check out the updated preprint of the Stage 2 Registered Report here: https://t.co/rBeW9IDS15 A huge congratulations to everyone involved, especially our incredible lead author, Katharina Paul! 👏
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Two event-related brain potential (ERP) components, the frontocentral feedback-related negativity (FRN) and the posterior P300, are key in feedback processing. The FRN typically exhibits greater...
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**We are recruiting** Seeking a postdoc to work on a Wellcome-funded cohort study focusing on social-cognitive processing in typically developing children and adolescents (aged 8-18 years) and children and adolescents with 22q11.1 deletion syndrome. https://t.co/0xhNdoPnWW
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In lockdown we found that people who used video/voice calling to keep in touch with family/friends showed more positive affective biases than people who preferred text-based communication. In our follow-up text-based communicators' affective bias had significantly improved.
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Overall, the results point towards affective biases, and in particular the recognition of sad faces, as potential markers of social connectivity.
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In this follow-up conducted in 2022, half of participants reported that their social connectivity had not returned to typical pre-lockdown levels. Changes in social connectivity were significantly associated with changes in recognising facial emotion.
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Do people recover from the impact of COVID-19 social isolation? Social connectivity and negative affective bias - Volume 54 Issue 13
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On the centenary of the first human #EEG recording, @faisalmushtaq et al. ask more than 500 experts to reflect on the impact of this discovery and potential of its application in science and society over the next 100 years. https://t.co/rRBzi3PMhz
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Nature Human Behaviour - On the centenary of the first human EEG recording, more than 500 experts reflect on the impact that this discovery has had on our understanding of the brain and behaviour....
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Our paper in Nature Human Behaviour celebrating 100 years of EEG!!
🧵1/ Very excited to share new consortium paper celebrating @CenturyOfEEG @academicEEG & predicting its impact on #neuroscience & society over the next 100 years @NatureHumBehav #EEG100
https://t.co/itIsEWR5Ic
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Congratulations @BJSahakian 👏
Congratulations to our very own @BJSahakian Professor of Clinical Neuropsychology and a Fellow at @clarehall_cam on receiving a CBE https://t.co/QCpvYRN7U2
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For any current @MMUPsychology students who follow me, @mtrbrooks and I are advertising an RA position for our British Academy grant on the effects of social isolation in the criminal justice system. Internal applications via Jobs4Students:
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In this study we found that people who have recovered from COVID-19 show reduced cognitive performance despite no self-reported "brain fog" @MichelleBarra @mehta_mitul72 @neurohellyer @ProfHampshire
@harenwall @MMU_Research @MMUPsychology
https://t.co/959wUxaaGt
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Scientific Reports - Profiles of objective and subjective cognitive function in Post-COVID Syndrome, COVID-19 recovered, and COVID-19 naïve individuals
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3 times in 4 years for our amazing team!🥰🤩🥳
Delighted for @MMUPsychology who win Department of the Year at the @ManMetUni @TheUnionMMU Teaching awards! 🥳🥳🥳🥳
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Enjoyed filming this piece last week, aired on BBC today, about our work on physical activity and mental health https://t.co/1pR41Wg0cR. Massive thanks to @thebodycoach for endless enthusiasm (obligatory post-wrap selfie below!) and to @TheISEH and @WCHN_UCL for all your support!
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