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- Associate Professor
- IOE - Social Research Institute
- UCL Institute of Education
I am an Associate Director of UCL Institute of Education's EPPI-Centre and I specialise in methods for systematic reviews and meta-analysis. Prior to joining the EPPI-Centre in November 2010, I worked for a research consultancy conducting evidence reviews for policy and practice, and at the Oxford University Department of Education conducting quantitative research. My DPhil (completed 2009, Oxford University) focused on meta-analytic methods and the application of meta-analysis to research questions on self-concept and self-esteem.


My broad specialism is methods for systematising reviewing for social research. There are two main strands within this theme: developing and testing synthesis methods, with a particular interest in quantitative synthesis including statistical meta-analysis, and evaluating the use of emerging text mining techniques for facilitating the production of systematic reviews. I also have an interest in applying secondary data analysis methods, including complex and multilevel modelling. My substantive interests primarily relate to social psychology, education, and public health.
I am the leader for the Masters' module and short course Approaches to Systematic Review Synthesis. I teach short courses on research synthesis methods and have taught quantitative research methods. I supervise Masters and Doctoral students.
01-APR-2015 | Associate Professor | Social Sciences | UCL Institute of Education, United Kingdom |
15-NOV-2010 – 31-MAR-2015 | Researcher | Social Sciences | UCL Institute of Education, United Kingdom |
2009 | Doctor of Philosophy | University of Oxford | |
2003 | Bachelor of Psychology (Hons) | University of Western Sydney |