John Tyson-Carr

Dr. John Tyson-Carr is a researcher in the Department of Psychology, focusing on symmetry perception, neural responses, and psychophysiological mechanisms. His work bridges cognitive neuroscience with interdisciplinary applications in biomedical research and behavioral economics.

• Teaching: PSYC130 (Developmental Psychology)
• Key research areas: Visual symmetry analysis, ERP studies, psychedelic experience effects

Recent publications demonstrate expertise in unsupervised microbiome sampling, symmetry detection paradigms, and auction decision-making neuroscience. Collaborates extensively with researchers like Makin, Bertamini, and Rampone. No specific awards or student advisement details found.