thj21yxx@bangor.ac.uk

After completing my undergraduate degree in physical therapy and gaining five years of experience as an orthopedic physiotherapist, I decided to further my academic pursuits.

Currently, I'm a PhD researcher in psychophysiology at Bangor University (The Institute for the Psychology of Elite Performance), under the supervision of Dr.Germano Gallicchio and Dr.Andrew Cooke. My research focuses on understanding the nature of cognitive workload and mental fatigue, employing diverse assessment methods including self-report questionnaires, behavioral performance analysis, and measurements of psychophysiology such as ECG, EOG, and EEG.

I'm currently working on creating a novel protocol to address the limitations of previous cognitive workload and mental fatigue studies. This protocol aimed to maximise high cognitive demand for all individuals at all times during experimental tasks, ensuring sustained task demand, engagement, and arousal levels, while also shortening the timeframe required to induce cognitive workload and mental fatigue.

Experienced as a graduate instructor for Psychology and Sport Sciences undergraduate students by running

• Practical sessions in the Strength and Conditioning module: Focus on developing students' skills in creating tailored training programs for specific sports
• Seminars in the Research Methods module: Focus on providing hands-on training on various types of analysis relevant to their field
• Practical session on Stress and Performance module: Focus on demonstrating the impact of stress on performance through an experimental approach
• A Lecture in Foundations of Sports/Exercise Psychology module: Focus on executive function domains and their assessment through cognitive tasks 

• Assisted in planning and coordinating events.
• Worked closely with the society committee and members to achieve the society goals.
• Provided support to the President and other committee members in their duties as required.