About
I am a Professor of Cognitive Science at Keele University, UK and Director of Research for the School of Psychology.
I’m interested in one of the fundamental questions in cognitive science: how the mind produces flexible behaviour. Humans can rapidly adapt to new goals and situations, but we still lack a complete understanding of how the mind builds, updates, and uses the mental representations that make this possible.
My research combines behavioural experiments with computational modelling to uncover the cognitive mechanisms underlying this flexibility, with applications spanning healthy ageing, clinical populations, and complex operational environments.