I am a Postdoctoral Teaching Associate in the Department of Psychology at Royal Holloway, University of London. I have a wide range of research interests, from the roles of inequalities and diversity in teaching and learning, to multi-disciplinary approaches to clinical and cognitive Psychology. I am currently working on projects regarding barriers to Higher education, and the impact of face masks on information and face processsing. I studied my undergraduate degree in Psychology at Brunel University London, moving to do my Master’s and PhD at the University of York, which focused on face processing in Autism, including topics such as facial emotion recognition, alexithymia, and the impact of mental health. I often use cogntive-behavioural experimental methodology in my research, but also use others methods such as eye tracking and qualitative methods. Currently, I teach on Y1 introductory modules, Social Psychology in the real world, Affective Neuroscience, and postgraduate statistics modules.