Dr Andrew Parton
Deputy Dean (Academic Affairs) / Senior Lecturer in Psychology

Research area(s)

• Cognitive neuropsychology and impaired cognition
• Visual cognition
• Visuo-motor control
• Implicit/explicit memory

Research Interests

To survive we have to rapidly identify and select relevant the information from the world to guide behaviour. This requires the encoding of relevant sensory information into memory and its use to control the body. My research attempts to understand the cognitive and neurological bases of these processes using behavioural experiments, neuroimaging and examination of the effects of neurological disease (esp. Parkinsons Disease and Stroke). Current projects include examinations of motor sequence learning, the role of neural oscillations in coding cognition, and early cognitive deficits in Parkinsons.

Research grants and projects

Research Projects

Research links

• orcid.org/0000-0003-0633-7846

Co-author network

• Dr Andre Szameitat
• Prof Veena Kumari
• Dr Ray Norbury
• Dr Pauldy Otermans
• Dr Daniel Low
• Dr Amir Mohagheghi
• Dr Elena Antonova
• Visualise network

Similar research interests

• Dr Toshie Imada
• Dr Weining Ning
• Dr Ben Jennings
• Dr Riccardo Nucci
• Dr Qingping Yang

Research group(s)

• CCN
• BIAS