Katie Gray

Katie Gray is an Associate Professor at the University of Reading’s School of Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences. Her research focuses on social perception, particularly exploring how visual cues influence processing of social information using EEG. She investigates topics such as face recognition, autism spectrum disorder, and the perception of interpersonal interactions. Her work integrates cognitive neuroscience methods with behavioral studies to understand social cognition mechanisms. Recent studies include investigations into masked face identification, emotional expression recognition in autism, and the role of dyadic arrangements in visual perception. Dr. Gray collaborates on projects within the CINN research group, advancing understanding of neural and behavioral bases of social interaction processing.

Key research areas include social attention, facial perception, and developmental differences in social cognition. Her contributions bridge clinical and basic research, addressing practical applications in forensic science and mental health diagnostics. Despite no listed awards or grants in the provided text, her extensive publication record reflects sustained academic engagement in these domains.