Research InterestsPsychology, social neuroscience, evolutionary primatology, methodological advances and conservation are key drivers of my research and interests. Drawing from across the disciplines allows me a broad vision, highlighting areas of scientific interest that can reach out to many areas, enabling collaborations and opening new doors. During my masters I am combining traditional scientific techniques with relatively new approaches to behavioural study by conducting a systematic review of questionnaire methodology and creating a new objective personality profiler, which I am testing in my thesis project. I find it exciting to trace ideas, such as concepts of personality, to human social structures in the modern world, and how this combines with the advances in technology as we continue to evolve. I believe that scientific, humanistic and community collaboration, is key to a successful future; for the advancement of human understanding, for positive local and global action.