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Ryan Elson
@drryanelson.bsky.social
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Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Nottingham investigating memory performance, neurochemical levels and the effects of brain stimulation in individuals with psychosis. Also interested in face and object perception and emotion processing.
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Early Psychosis: Investigating Cognition (EPIC) Project @the-epic-study.bsky.social · Jul 28
We're thrilled to have been invited to talk about the Early Psychosis: Investigating Cognition (EPIC) Project on the Notts Psych Pod! You can hear from Dr Claudia Danielmeier (project lead), Dr Laura Blackie and @drryanelson.bsky.social in S2 EP3 available here: creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/...
S2 EP3: How Does Psychosis Affect Thinking? Inside the EPIC Project by Notts Psych Pod
This episode focuses on a Wellcome Trust funded project called EPIC – or otherwise known as Early Psychosis: Investigating Cognition. Problems with memory and attention affect a large proportion of pe...
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Ryan Elson @drryanelson.bsky.social · Jul 8
Excited for the @exppsychsoc.bsky.social meeting this week!

I'll be presenting the final multi-view face space model from my PhD at 14.30 in session B tomorrow (Wed).

Tomorrow evening I'll be presenting a poster (58) on some of my postdoc work looking at glutamate changes during working memory.
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Ryan Elson @drryanelson.bsky.social · Feb 27
Really enjoyed yesterday's catch-up meeting with our patient advisory group for @the-epic-study.bsky.social. Great for some of our new members to meet existing ones and some brilliant questions and suggestions on the pilot work we have been doing so far and what our plans are going forward.
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Ryan Elson @drryanelson.bsky.social · Jan 30
Huge thanks to @amyatkinson.bsky.social for visiting @notts-psych.bsky.social yesterday to give a brilliant talk on her research into whether, and how, children and individuals with ADHD prioritise information in working memory!
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