Mark Williams

Mark Williams is an Honorary Professor at the School of Psychological Sciences, Macquarie University. His research focuses on understanding how the brain generates perceptual experiences, particularly in visual perception and adaptation. He holds prestigious fellowships including the NHMRC CJ Martin Postdoctoral Fellowship and ARC Queen Elizabeth II Fellowship.

• Education: PhD (details unspecified)
• Postdoctoral Work: University of Melbourne (2004-2006) and MIT (2006-2008)

His research interests span cognitive neuroscience, neuroimaging, and mental health. Key projects include investigating brain mechanisms of visual perception, neural responses in eating disorders, and developing educational neuroscience programs. He consults on applying scientific insights to improve learning and well-being in schools and businesses.

Awards: NHMRC CJ Martin Postdoctoral Fellowship (2006), ARC Queen Elizabeth II Fellowship (2009).

Teaching: Designed a popular introductory course in cognitive and brain sciences (600+ students in 2019). Founded the Neuroscience for Kindy Kids outreach program.