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Thomas Austin, MSc, MBPsS
I have recently attained an MSc in Neuroimaging at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neurology (IoPPN) at King's College London, previous to this I obtained a 1st Class Hons BSc in Psychology at Greenwich University.
I have a specific interests in conducting future research using neuroimaging modalities, focusing on the effects of pharmacological agents on psychological processes, real time neural activation and morphological metrics.
In addition, machine learning modalities are an invaluable set of tools I have learnt and outlines my neuroimaging skills not just to brain sciences but also to many medical applications in academia and in clinical settings involving tasks such as participant/patient interaction or behind the scenes paradigm design and neuroimaging pre-processing and data analysis.
My thesis for my BSc examined the relationship between the symmetry or asymmetry of simple drum beats on several emotional neuropsychological measures. I have uploaded my thesis abstract below, if you request the entire document please feel free to email me.
My dissertation for my MSc has been submitted so only the abstract is available (see below). This project used a THC-challenge to examine the functional connectivity during a verbal memory task (encoding and recall).
I recently became a member of the British Association of Psychopharmacology and a graduate member of the British Psychological Society.
If you require further information (a more detailed curriculum vitae please visit my LinkedIn profile, the link is provided simply click the LindkedIn logo).
N.B. Feel free to email me with questions suggestions or anything to thomas.austin92@outlook.com
Supervisors: Dr Sagnik Bhattacharyya (MSc thesis) and Dr Stella Tsermentseli (BSc thesis)
Address: London, United Kingdom
I have a specific interests in conducting future research using neuroimaging modalities, focusing on the effects of pharmacological agents on psychological processes, real time neural activation and morphological metrics.
In addition, machine learning modalities are an invaluable set of tools I have learnt and outlines my neuroimaging skills not just to brain sciences but also to many medical applications in academia and in clinical settings involving tasks such as participant/patient interaction or behind the scenes paradigm design and neuroimaging pre-processing and data analysis.
My thesis for my BSc examined the relationship between the symmetry or asymmetry of simple drum beats on several emotional neuropsychological measures. I have uploaded my thesis abstract below, if you request the entire document please feel free to email me.
My dissertation for my MSc has been submitted so only the abstract is available (see below). This project used a THC-challenge to examine the functional connectivity during a verbal memory task (encoding and recall).
I recently became a member of the British Association of Psychopharmacology and a graduate member of the British Psychological Society.
If you require further information (a more detailed curriculum vitae please visit my LinkedIn profile, the link is provided simply click the LindkedIn logo).
N.B. Feel free to email me with questions suggestions or anything to thomas.austin92@outlook.com
Supervisors: Dr Sagnik Bhattacharyya (MSc thesis) and Dr Stella Tsermentseli (BSc thesis)
Address: London, United Kingdom
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