Dr Kiley Seymour

Position

Lecturer in Psychology: Human Behaviour (SSAP)

Biography

My research can be divided into two main streams: 1) Basic Research and 2) Clinical Research. My basic research addresses fundamental questions in Cognitive Neuroscience including the neural correlates of consciousness, multisensory integration, object recognition, and social cognition. My work pushes the boundaries of what can be learned from current human brain imaging techniques by applying machine-learning to the analysis of ultra-high-resolution fMRI data. My clinical research targets the translation of novel Cognitive Neuroscience methods to understand Mental Illness. In particular, my work is motivated by the proposal that deficits in perceptual processing lie at the core of hallucinations and delusions in schizophrenia. I have received competitive research funding from in Australia and Germany to test this hypothesis.

Research Interests

• Brain Imaging
• Psychosis
• Visual Perception

Professional Memberships

• Experimental Psychology Society (2018)
• Australasian Cognitive Neuroscience Society (2018 - 2018)

Qualifications and Recognition

• PHD University of Sydney

Research & Publications

• For a complete list of my publications please see my publications page (opens in a new window)
• View my ResearchGate profile (opens in a new window)

Contact Details

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