Involving children with congenital heart disease, epilepsy, brain injury and cancer, our work has elucidated behavioural and neurodevelopmental phenotypes associated with such diseases. It has highlighted an often greater role for family functioning in determining outcomes for children than disease factors and severity.

We live in a multisensory world.  Every day, we are constantly combining information from our different sensory organs to form a coherent experience

The aim of this project is to define and measure the characteristics of our outdoor lived environment which can support cognitive healthy ageing.

We are investigating how perceptual temporal efficiency can be improved in older adults using multisensory integration.