BSc Psychology student Jemma Davoudian awarded the Bradshaw-Eagle Undergraduate Research Scholarship

Congratulations to Jemma Davoudian a 2nd year student on the BSc Psychology programme who has been awarded the Bradshaw-Eagle Undergraduate Research Scholarship from the Applied Vision Association.

The award scheme supports undergraduate students who wish to carry out supervised summer research projects and allows students to experience a real research environment and to be trained to carry out a piece of scientific research, with the aim of encouraging them to consider an academic research career.

The scholarship provides a stipend of £1600 to support Jemma carrying out a self-contained vision-related research project. In her project, Jemma aims to investigate whether position coding for faces is a distinct process to that of objects, supervised by Prof. John Greenwood.

• Read more about the Bradshaw-Eagle Undergraduate Research Scholarship from the Applied Vision Association