Eve joined King’s College London in October 2023 and has been working on the SoundMind project since. SoundMind aims to explore a novel approach for easing symptoms associated with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and its relevance to individuals affected by dementia. The team are investigating a non-invasive method that aims to modulate brainwaves in specific frequencies using everyday sounds. Unlike conventional methods that use artificial sounds, their method seamlessly embeds these frequencies into familiar environmental sounds, making the auditory experience natural and unobtrusive for individuals with MCI and dementia.

Eve obtained her undergraduate degree in Psychology from University College London (UCL) in 2022, followed by a master’s in Cognitive Neuroscience, also from UCL, in 2023. During her master’s, she conducted research at the Queen Square Institute of Neurology, focusing on movement in chronic stroke survivors. This experience allowed Eve to gain skills in kinematics, electroencephalography, and transcranial magnetic stimulation.

Eve’s passion lies in the methodology, especially in clinical research. She is particularly enthusiastic about clinical trial methodology and is looking to transition into the field.

Research interests

• Alzheimer’s Disease
• Movement disorders
• Neurological and Psychiatric Conditions
• Clinical Research