
My research is primarily focused on the field of behavioural neuroscience, with a keen interest in biological psychopathology of mental illnesses and evolutionary psychology. I examine key neuroanatomical structures associated feeding, drinking, and addiction.
Priority Research Centre for Brain & Mental Health Infrastructure Grant-$10,000
Funding body: Priority Research Centre for Brain & Mental Health
Previously I was a casual academic at the University of Newcastle, teaching into the Foundation of psychological practice, and Biological psychology. I was also an invited lecturer in Psychology Introduction 2 (an introductory psychology course). Where I gave a mini lecture on general evolution, and how this relates to the fear response, and the chemicals involved in our fear response.