Jamie Tully
PHD STUDENT
Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom
cognitive enhancement, prescription stimulants, students, cognition, public health
Jamie Tully is a PhD student with Liverpool John Moores University. Jamie has a B.Sc. in Applied Psychology, and an M.Sc. in Health Psychology. His area of research is in cognitive enhancement strategies, primarily the use of pharmaceutical stimulants and their utility as a study aid among UK university students. He is also interested in the efficacy of these substances, i.e. the extent to which they enhance aspects of cognition, and how they are can be utilized in a real world, academic setting.