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Julia Griem

Julia Griem

PhD student

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Biography

I joined KCL as a PhD student in October 2018. My research focuses on the differentiation of antisocial personality disorder into that with psychopathy and that without psychopathy. I use neuropsychological and neuroimaging methods (structural, resting state functional, arterial spin labelling) to investigate this topic. Additionally, I am exploring the potential reversibility of neuropsychological phenotypes within these groups using intranasal oxytocin.  

I previously worked as a research assistant the Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuromaging, University College London for 2 years. I was involved in a computational psychiatry and neuroscience study investigating borderline and antisocial personality disorder. Prior to that, I held a research assistant position at KCL studying the neuropsychological outcomes of encephalitis.  

I hold an Honours BSc in Psychology and an MSc in Clinical Neuroscience.  

Research Interests

  • My main area of interest is the neurobiology and neuropsychology of personality disorders 
  • I am also interested in the relationship of the above to attachment style and adverse childhood experiences.  

    Research

    Digital Forensics
    Forensic Research Group

    The Forensic Research Group explores the complex relationship between mental disorders and crime.

    MSc Forensic Mental Health: Critical Thinking in Research Seminars 

      Research

      Digital Forensics
      Forensic Research Group

      The Forensic Research Group explores the complex relationship between mental disorders and crime.

      MSc Forensic Mental Health: Critical Thinking in Research Seminars