معرفی
Jessica Pepper is a Research Fellow at Lancaster University's Department of Psychology, funded by the Dunhill Medical Trust under Principal Investigator Dr. Helen Nuttall. Her work focuses on the application of neuromodulation in hearing healthcare, building on her expertise in cognitive neuroscience and multisensory integration during ageing.
Education
- PhD in Psychology, Lancaster University
- MSc in Psychological Research Methods (Distinction), Lancaster University
- BSc (Hons) in Psychology (First Class), Lancaster University
Her research employs advanced methodologies like electroencephalography (EEG), transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), accelerometry, and psychophysical tasks to explore age-related changes in audiovisual processing and their implications for speech perception and fall risk. Current work extends into neuromodulation techniques for hearing healthcare.
Scientific Awards
- Ed Chronicle Memorial Prize
- Commendation - MSc Psychological Research Methods
- Dean's Award for Excellence in Doctoral Research
- Best Conference Presentation
- Colin Cherry Award 2025
She actively participates in academic conferences and workshops, including the International Symposium on Cognitive Hearing Science and the Experimental Psychology Society meetings, while contributing to public science communication through lectures and exhibitions.
