Visiting PhD student from University of Birmingham

June 25, 2018

We had the pleasure of hosting Dr Heather Flowe’s student Danielle Hett this month. Danielle Hett came all the way from University of Birmingham to spend 6 weeks in our lab working on a collaborative project with Dr Melanie Takarangi.

The Experimental Psychology Society has grants that help finance postgraduate and postdoctoral research in Experimental Psychology.

Danielle was awarded a Study Visit Grant from the Experimental Psychological Society (EPS) to work in our lab. The Study Visit Grant aims to help finance postgraduate and postdoctoral research in experimental psychology.

Back from left: Di Nayda, Victoria Bridgland, Ella Moeck, and Melanie Takarangi. Front from left: Deanne Green, Sasha Nahleen, Danielle Hett, and Taylor Swain.

During Danielle’s visit, she had the opportunity to work with all of the PhD and Honours students in the lab, develop an experiment, and conduct research on the role of meta-awareness in trauma related cognition.

Danielle went home with a gift of South Australian goodies, and some great memories!

Danielle’s visit was a delight for our lab, because we were able to forge new working relationships, and long-term friendships with our colleague from the other side of the globe.