I am a PhD candidate working in the Department of Psychology at the University of Cambridge. I will be carrying out my PhD as part of the BBSRC doctoral training and studentship programme. My research centres around advancing our understanding of the computational role of neuromodulators (in particular serotonin) in belief updating. This research has potential implications for our understanding of the computational mechanisms involved in encoding maladaptive beliefs in those with psychiatric disorders, as well as how such disorders are improved by antidepressants.Orcid : 0000-0003-4201-3451Broad research interests include: - Unified theories of neuromodulator function- Understanding the neurobiology of individual differences- Computational psychiatry- Personality- Psychiatric nosology- Psychopathology- Action selection - Psychopharmacology- Animal behaviour