Applied Memory Lab

🎓 Huge Congratulations to Dr Tia Bennett on her PhD Graduation! Tia’s PhD, in collaboration with the National VIPER Bureau, explored how UK police can design ID parades to boost eyewitness accuracy, focusing on suspect–filler similarity. Exciting things ahead!🥳

🚀 A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by the lab on Open Day! We demoed our 3D interactive lineup task for prospective undergraduate & postgraduate students and had amazing conversations about how immersive tech can transform eyewitness memory research. 🎓

We had an incredible time at the International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference! 👮‍♂️ Professor Heather D.Flowe, and Dr Amelia Kohl showcased the Interactive Lineup developed in collaboration with Mick and the team from Promaps!

🚨 Huge thank you to Chief William Brooks for participating in our interactive lineup demo at the @TheIACP Conference! 🤝

Don't miss the blueprint for sustainable innovation! #IACP2025 #EyewitnessID #PoliceTech #Innovation #LawEnforcement #Justice #TheIACP

Stop by our booth, #207 to see a demo, chat with the team, and learn how we're translating memory science into real-world police practice!🧠 #IACP2025 #Policing #EyewitnessID #MemoryScience #LawEnforcement #Denver #AppliedMemoryLab

PhD @madeleineingham presented on acute alcohol intoxication & metamemory when recalling a rape scenario at @RSAposts, New Orleans. This work was nominated for the Enoch Gordis Research Recognition Award! Thank you @BPSWestMids & @LES_UniBham for supporting this opportunity!🏆

Dr @melissacolloff spoke on her work for optimising the selection of fillers in police lineups to enhance eyewitness discriminability

Dr Shana Gander-Zaucker presented her work on Co-production approaches with disabled domestic abuse survivors for better public services (appliedmemorylab.co.uk/shana…)

Eleanor Watson presented on her PhD research focusing on Domestic abuse-related suicide and shaping new policies and current practice (appliedmemorylab.co.uk/elean…)