I head the Translational Neuropsychology Group , which forms part of the Oxford Cognitive Neuropsychology Centre.

I am happy to supervise research undergraduate and MSc projects relating to cognitive neuropsychology and lesion-symptom mapping. Please feel free to contact me via e-mail.

I am a stipendiary psychology lecturer with St. Anne's College. I teach prelims tutorials for Psychology and Biomedical Sciences, Psychology for Medicine, Part I option: Cognitive Neuroscience and Part 2 option: The Attentive Brain.

My principal research interests lie in the field of Cognitive Neuropsychology with links to health research and rehabilitation.

My recent work has focussed on developing and trialling the Oxford Cognitive Screen: a new applied screening tool to allow a broad assessment of cognitive domains after stroke. We are contrasting this with other short assessments in acute stroke patients and are currently developing a tablet based screening tool for use by health professionals on the acute stroke wards.  In addition to improving diagnostics in acute patients, follow up assessments allow for the assessment of longer term outcomes.

The data is used in a multitude of ways from improving diagnostics for clinical use, addressing the predictive ability of short screening tests for long term outcomes and using the data for lesion-symptom analysis based on clinical admission scans.

For more information and downloads of the Oxford Cognitive Screen, please go to www.ocs-test.org