Gwynnevere Suter

I am a first year full-time Psychology PhD student at the University of Birmingham, funded by the university's College of Life and Environmental Sciences.

My general research interests include the cognitive neuropsychiatry of dissociation, with an aim to improve our understanding of the cognitive and biological mechanisms constituting dissociation.

My PhD addresses this by using meta-memory ability and biases and functional neuroimaging in clinical and non-clinical samples to establish mechanistic similarities and differences across dissociation and psychosis.

Prior to my PhD, I graduated with a first-class BA (Hons) in Psychological and Behavioural Sciences from the University of Cambridge.

Other academic activities include peer reviewing for multiple journals, collaborating with the Self & Body Lab at Anglia Ruskin University, and fondly remembering the days I was involved with Biological Anthropology.