Personal Statement

Gerry Markopoulos is a senior lecturer in psychology. His primary interest is in the cognitive psychology of memory with a focus on the relationship between encoding and retrieval processes, and the role of environmental context. He leads the Cognitive and Developmental Psychology module at Level 5 (PSY5105-20) and the Special Topics in Psychology module at Level 6 (PSY6109-20) where he teaches on Human Memory. He supervises Dissertation projects at Level 6 and contributes teaching to other modules.

Previously, Gerry has conducted neuroimaging research at the Otto-von-Guericke University in Germany (2006-2010), and taught psychology at a number of higher education institutions in Greece (2010-2012). Gerry has published articles at academic journals, authored book chapters, and presented his research at several national and international conferences.

Academic Qualifications

  • PhD Keele University
  • MSc Bristol University
  • BSc(Hons) Keele University

Professional Memberships

  • Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
  • Member of the Mathematical, Statistical and Computing Psychology Section of the British Psychological Society
  • Member of the Cognitive Psychology Section of the BPS

Research and academic outputs

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