Dr Janine Cooper

Dr Janine Cooper
Dr Janine Cooper
Dr Janine Cooper

Lecturer

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School/Department
School of Psychology

Biography

Dr Janine Cooper (PhD) has over 20 years of expertise in neuropsychology, psychological safety and wellbeing and in 2018, created the Everyday Neuro Podcast to deliver and translate research and mental health information to a global audience.

Janine has attracted large scale funding and managed major international and national research projects working with a diverse range of stakeholders including Federal, State and Local Government, energy and health providers, educators and the community.

Janine’s main areas of expertise are in mental health and wellbeing, cognitive performance including expertise and leadership development, memory and decision making and designing and implementing innovative technology based interventions. Janine has published in leading peer reviewed journals and online publications and has presented her research to national and international audiences at conferences, corporate events, television and radio.

Qualifications

  • PhD Cognitive Psychology 
    2004 - University of Aberdeen 

    'Provoked confabulations distinguish patients with early Alzheimer’s disease from normal elderly'.

    An investigation of autobiographical memory in young and elderly adults and patients with Alzheimer’s disease living in the community.

    Supervisors: Professor Annalena Venneri / Professor Sergio Della Sala.

    External examiner: Professor Michael Kopelman.

Prizes and Awards

2020           $75,000                REI Workforce and Leaders Mental Health Research Program funding

2017           $7,000                  ACAP Research Award

2014           $20,000                Critical Care and Neuroscience Theme Grant: Chief Investigator (CI)

2013           $17,500                Angior Family Foundation Award: CIA

2013           $20,000                Critical Care and Neuroscience Fellowship: CIA

2012           $39,000                Brain Foundation Grant: CIA

2012           $15,000                Bennelong Foundation Grant: CIA

2012           $30,000                Critical Care and Neuroscience Theme Grant: CIA

2005           £25,000               Medical Research Council Programme Grant: Fellowship

2003           £1,500                  Scottish International Educational Trust (SIET) Award

2001           £30,000               Royal Society of Edinburgh and Lloyds TSB Studentship

2000           £2500                   The Robert Nicol Trust Award for Postgraduate Study

Publications

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  • Resources and Energy Industry Phase 1 Workforce and Leaders Mental Health Research (2021).

    Cooper, J.
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  • The Young Everest Study: preliminary report of changes in sleep and cerebral blood flow velocity during slow ascent to altitude in unacclimatised children

    Gavlak, J. C., Stocks, J., Laverty, A., Fettes, E., Bucks, R., Sonnappa, S., Cooper, J., Grocott, M. P., Levett, D. Z., Martin, D. S., Imray, C. H., Kirkham, F. J.
    Archives of Disease in Childhood, vol. 98, no. 5, pp. 356-62
    Contributions to Journals: Articles
  • Dual task demands on encoding and retrieval processes: evidence from healthy adult ageing

    Logie, R. H., Della Sala, S., MacPherson, S. E., Cooper, J.
    Cortex, vol. 43, no. 1, pp. 159-69
    Contributions to Journals: Articles

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