Antonia Hamilton's lab for Social Cognition
People
Dr Antonia Hamilton
Dr Hamilton recieved a BA in Psychology, Philosophy and Physiology from Oxford University in 1998 and then worked as undergraduate research assistant in Oxford Babylab with Kim Plunkett. She completed a PhD on the impact of neuronal noise for the optimal control of human arm movements with Daniel Wolpert and then moved on to a post-doctoral work on social cognition with Uta Frith and Scott Grafton. In June 2007, she moved to Nottingham University as a lecturer in Psychology
Lab members
Richard Ramsey joined the lab in 2007 as a post-doctoral research fellow working on action understanding in the human brain. Personal website
Bruce Yin Wang is a PhD student working on mimicry. He is examining how and why people automatically imitate other people's actions.
Lauren Marsh is an MSc student studying how typical and autistic individuals understand rational and irrational actions.
Amy Pearson is an MSc student studying how typical and autistic individuals represent and understand the human hand and body from different viewpoints
Collaborators
- Dr Emily Cross MPI CBS Leipzig
- Prof Wolfgang Prinz MPI CBS Leipzig
- Prof Uta Frith ICN UCL
- Prof Christian Keysers University of Groningen
School of Psychology, University of Nottingham, University Park, Nottingham, NG7 2RD, UK antonia.hamilton - at - nottingham.ac.uk