My early research focused on computational intelligence approaches to understand and classify emotion in music making, which forced me to examine the psychophysiology of play, flow and stress. Having built technology (apps+sensors) that attempts to measure stress and interoception in neurotypical adults, I am now investigating the influence of interoceptive awareness on stress, as well as aspects of organisational behaviour surrounding empathy and vulnerability. I’m most interested in whether training interoceptive awareness through digital forms of biofeedback could contribute to better stress resilience and foster empathy, currently building pilot studies to test the feasibility of these ideas in large populations. I co-founded BioBeats, and artificial intelligence company dedicated to understanding and promoting human wellbeing, and I am its current CEO.
DPhil in Experimental Psychology, expected completion 2021
University of Oxford
MSc in Psychology, 2018
University of Surrey
PhD Music and Artificial Intelligence, 2009
University of East Anglia
BA Hons in Music, 2001
University of East Anglia
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