In 2016 I completed a BSc degree in Psychology at the University of Glasgow. Being predominantly interested in experimental psychology and neuropsychology, I decided to enhance my knowledge with an MSc degree in Research Methods in Psychological sciences, focusing mainly on brain imaging methods. I got particularly passionate about studying visual perception and the role of feedback signal in the brain for forming internal representations. Under the supervision of Professor Lars Muckli I worked on a project investigating the temporal dynamics of feedback information during visual perception using fMRI. I remained at the University of Glasgow and in the Muckli lab to start a PhD. I am currently in my first year of the PhD and my project uses fMRI to investigate the role of predictive processing in the formation of visual perceptions.

Contact:
y.lazarova.1@research.gla.ac.uk, +44 (0)141 330 6956

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