Andrew McKinnon

Lecturer, Neuropsychologist

Western Sydney University
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Andrew McKinnon is a Lecturer and Neuropsychologist at Western Sydney University, Australia. His research focuses on the neurobiological effects of music-making interventions, the relationship between brain structure and cognitive performance in older adults, and sleep-related factors affecting memory impairment. Recent articles authored by Dr. McKinnon explore topics such as neuropsychological connections in older adults at risk for dementia and the impact of virtual reality on pedestrian safety.

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Angela D'Rozario

Macquarie University

AUSTRALIA
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James M. Shine

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA
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Peter Wilson

Professor of Developmental Psychology, Healthy Brain & Mind Research Centre (HBMRC)

Australian Catholic University

AUSTRALIA
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David Greene

Deputy Head of School

Australian Catholic University - Strathfield Campus

AUSTRALIA
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Jake Palmer

Macquarie University

AUSTRALIA
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Sharon L Naismith

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA
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Camilla Hoyos

Macquarie University

AUSTRALIA
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Joanne M Bennett

Lecturer

Australian Catholic University - Strathfield Campus

AUSTRALIA
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Ann Carrigan

Macquarie University

AUSTRALIA
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Jonathan Duckworth

college of design and social context rmit university melbourne australia

AUSTRALIA
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Christopher James Gordon

Macquarie University

AUSTRALIA
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Thomas McGuckian

Lecturer

Australian Catholic University

AUSTRALIA
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Loren Mowszowski

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA
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