She completed a two-year postdoctoral position with Prof. Masud Husain at the UCL Institute of Neurology (2010-2011) investigating impulsivity and apathy in psychiatric and neurological populations. She then moved to the University of Oxford, Department of Experimental Psychology to begin a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship researching adolescent social cognition and emotion (2011-2015). Subsequently she moved to the University of Birmingham School of Psychology in 2015 to begin a Lectureship. Stephanie’s current research takes a multidisciplinary approach to better understand adolescent and young adult social interactions, emotion, decision-making and mental health.
Finn Dymond-Green is the UK Data Service Director indonesia rcs data of Impact. team based at Jisc, the not-for-profit organisation that empowers the higher, further education and skills sector with technology. The Jisc team evidence and promote the impact of data in the UK Data service collection, as well as making census aggregate data and international microdata available to researchers in all fields.
Finn says:
The UK Data Service Data Impact Fellows scheme is a fantastic opportunity for Early Career Researchers to delve deeper into what data impact means, network with peers and learn from those with experience in creating impact in policy, practice and behaviour. I’m delighted that we will shortly be welcoming our fifth cohort of Fellows. I look forward to learning about their research and the UK Data Service supporting them on their impact journey.