New work from the lab with Hannah Filmer and Amaya Fox. In a large #preregisterred study we show #tDCS of right #TPJ disrupts #implicit #Theoryofmind processing sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

2019 has been quite the year... my first paper (with Hannah Filmer & Paul E. Dux) was published, I received a PhD scholarship, and presented a poster at my first conference #ACNS2019. Excited to see what’s next!

Thanks to SR Research Ltd. for the great write up of our work on #tDCS #eyetracking and #implicitTheoryofMind Hannah Filmer Amaya Fox

Congratulations Kristina Horne!!! Such a huge achievement ☺️

Awesome to hear from Amaya Fox and *censored speaker* today at this month’s meeting! Some very interesting findings to say the least #BEPsy

I’m convinced flattering mid-presentation photos don’t exist… but super exciting to present the findings of my first study! Australasian Brain & Psychological Sciences

New paper from the lab (Matilda Gordon's first first author paper!): doi.org/10.1038/s41598…. With Paul E. Dux

Hey everyone! I’m seeking healthy, middle-aged Australian adults aged 40-65 years to participate in an online study investigating concussions. Please pass this along to anyone who might be interested in participating! 🙂

Excited to see the first paper of my PhD published (with Paul E. Dux and Hannah Filmer)! We investigated whether a self-reported history of mild TBI impacts performance across a range of cognitive tasks: doi.org/10.1038/s41598…

I'm still recruiting middle-aged adults for my PhD project! Please feel free to share this / pass it along to others 🙂

Had a great few days attending the #ACNS2023 conference and presenting my research on the long-term cognitive impacts of concussion

End of year Qaclab selfie Hannah Filmer Yohan Wards Tara Rasmussen Amaya Fox Li-Ann Leow Matilda Gordon

I submitted my PhD thesis last week!!! Very grateful to all the wonderful people who helped along the way

It was great seeing Amaya Fox presenting her work looking at the effects of concussion on working memory performance at #CNS2024 this morning!

So lovely to chat to people about my research exploring the long-term impact of concussion on working memory this morning #CNS2024

#UQ researchers are seeking participants for a study aiming to understand the mechanisms underlying how individuals direct their attention, and what they are thinking about. Find out more: habs.uq.edu.au/research/volun… #Health #Research #Volunteer

Excited to share a new publication investigating long-term cognitive function after mild TBI! 🧠 Across two experiments, we found poorer verbal working memory ability in young adults with a history of mild TBI: doi.org/10.1016/j.neur…

Excited to share our recent Registered Report on the causal neural substrates of dynamic internal thought 💭🧠 Overall, HD-tDCS didn't affect dynamic thought, but preliminary evidence suggests distinct thought types may recruit different brain regions. doi.org/10.1016/j.cort…