Research

Cassandra is interested in the impact of physiology on emotional and cognitive processing - how our body effects what we think and feel. Cassandra also has a strong interest in methods development, investigating how new techniques for analysis and experimentation can be usefully explored to answer research questions. Cassandra’s current work involves extensive physiological monitoring, behavioural assessment, and brain imaging. These activities involve a large amount of computer programming, in creating experimental tasks, data analysis, and integrating information from different sources, and she also has an active role in supporting the research group with these skills.