Lisa Evans

Dr Lisa Evans is a Reader at the School of Psychology, Cardiff University, with a distinguished career in cognitive neuroscience and clinical psychology. Her research combines behavioral, EEG, MEG, and fMRI methodologies to investigate human episodic memory and schizophrenia-related cognitive deficits.

• Academic Rank: Associate Professor (Reader in UK system)
• Key Research Areas: Episodic memory retrieval processes, recollection-familiarity dynamics, reality monitoring in schizotypy, neurofeedback applications

Research Highlights include multimodal investigations into how healthy individuals selectively retrieve memories without irrelevant interference, and dimensional approaches to schizophrenia spectrum cognitive impairments. She has supervised numerous memory-related undergraduate projects on topics like false memory and episodic future thinking.

Scientific Awards: Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

Article Trends show expertise in ERP/MEG signatures of memory control, schizotypy dimensions, and neurofeedback interventions. Her work bridges fundamental neuroscience and translational clinical applications.