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British cognitive psychologist with applied research at UCL and ESA. Has examined cognitive and perceptual frameworks relevant to UAP eyewitness testimony and to long-duration space-flight observer behaviour.
Background
British cognitive psychologist with applied research at UCL and ESA. Has examined cognitive and perceptual frameworks relevant to UAP eyewitness testimony and to long-duration space-flight observer behaviour. Their main public affiliations include University College London (former) and European Space Agency (consultant). They are most often discussed in connection with research, case documentation, technical claims, or historical analysis.
Affiliations
University College London (former)
European Space Agency (consultant)
Key quotes
“The psychological and perceptual dimensions of UAP encounters are consistently underinvestigated. We cannot properly understand this phenomenon without understanding how human witnesses perceive, encode, and recall anomalous experiences.” — International Astronautical Congress, UAP human factors session, 2021
Sources
primary_doc: UCL / ESA cognitive research publications