Greg

Greg is a PhD student working on the design and coordination of the ‘Understanding Neuroplasticity Induced by Tryptamines’ (UNITy) project. His work centres around establishing how psychiatric interventions modulate brain-network dynamics in naturalistic settings, and how these brain-alterations relate to behavioural change. In practice, his research focuses on developing new fMRI analysis techniques to characterise the mechanisms behind how the brain processes multiple timescales of information at once, while watching movies and while under the effects of general-anaesthetic and experimental psychiatric medications. Outside of his research interests, he is an active member of the drug harm reduction community and has worked with Psycare and The Loop to provide specialist welfare at music festivals and other live events.

Please get in touch for a free 15 minute consultation about how I might be able to help you or your child with their homework, coursework, applications to university, and general studies within STEM fields.

Willing to travel: 5 miles

Experience: I hold a first class honours degree in Biochemistry from Kingston University, a Masters degree in Translational Neuroscience from Imperial College London, and I am currently working towards my PhD in Neuroscience, clinical, educational and Health Psychology at University College London.

I have experience professional experience in tutoring as part of my current role in my lab; supervising MSc pharmacology and neuroscience students has been one of the most rewarding challenges I`ve had in my career so far.

I have experience as a co-founder and chief technology officer at a successful biomaterials startup, Chip[s] Board.

I have experience running a summer daycare service for up to 60 children aged 6-13 at a local leisure centre in Sussex.

DBS Check: Yes