Ryan will also be presenting some preliminary data on the effects of transcranial direct current stimulation applied to medial frontal cortex and dorsolateral prefrontal cortex on WM performance at the Non-Invasive Neuromodulation Workshop held at Nottingham tomorrow. (4/4)

This work will be presented on Thursday 8th at the Neuroscience@Nottingham meeting by Daniel and at the @exppsychsoc.bsky.social meeting by Ryan. (3/4)

Both Daniel and Ryan will be presenting recent work showing the glutamate response time course in medial frontal cortex during WM and showing correlations between GABA and WM performance (2/4)

A busy week of conferences to start 2026 for our Research Fellows, Dr Daniel Cocking and @drryanelson.bsky.social. They will be presenting work on the neurochemical response during working memory (WM) tasks, and on the effects of brain stimulation on WM. (1/4)

Live within travelling distance of the University of Nottingham and interested in taking part? Scan the QR code of follow the link below for more information and to sign up! forms.office.com/e/3YkpgnMtWY (3/3)

Our research will involve taking part in some surveys, some tests of memory and attention, an MRI scan, and some brain stimulation! (2/3)

We’re looking for healthy control participants (without a history of psychosis) for our research into memory, attention and brain chemistry in psychosis at the University of Nottingham, UK. (1/3)

In this episode you'll hear about the aims of the project, some of the initial pilot work we have conducted and you'll also hear a short clip from our of our advisory group members on the importance of co-producing research!

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/...

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.

We are pleased to announce that Dr Amal Jolly has joined our team as our Clinical Research Fellow. Welcome to the team, Amal! 🎉

Among other tasks, Amal will be helping recruit participants, providing clinical support, and will help run the clinical assessments and cognitive tasks.

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!