Camilla Elphick

Camilla Elphick has a PhD in psychology from the University of Sussex, where she investigated pupillary responses to faces as a measure of implicit recognition in police lineups. This novel method was developed as a means to improving eyewitness identification procedures.

Camilla is currently a post-doctoral research associate in psychology at the Open University, where she is working closely with a team of researchers on a citizen forensics project. This aims to improve communications between citizens and institutions such as the police. 

She is also employed as a researcher for an AI reporting tool called Spot, which is freely available for people to report workplace harassment and discrimination they have experienced or seen, and has also been involved in work which addresses the dangers of driving while talking on mobile phones. 

Camilla’s research interests thus lie mainly in the application of psychology to make positive changes to 'real world' issues.

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