Dr. Robin Kramer is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the School of Psychology Sport Science & Wellbeing, University of Lincoln. Before this, He carried out postdoctoral research in both the UK (Bangor, Kent, Aberdeen, York) and Canada (Brock, Trent). He received his Bachelor’s degree in Experimental Psychology at the University of Oxford in 2003 and his Master’s degree in Evolutionary and Adaptive Systems at the University of Sussex in 2005. He completed his PhD studies in Psychology at Bangor University in 2012. His research focuses on two areas: Face perception and social cognition (from an evolutionary perspective); Face recognition and within-person variability (using both behavioral evidence and computational models).
Dr. Robin Kramer is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the School of Psychology Sport Science & Wellbeing, University of Lincoln. Before this, He carried out postdoctoral research in both the UK (Bangor, Kent, Aberdeen, York) and Canada (Brock, Trent). He received his Bachelor’s degree in Experimental Psychology at the University of Oxford in 2003 and his Master’s degree in Evolutionary and Adaptive Systems at the University of Sussex in 2005. He completed his PhD studies in Psychology at Bangor University in 2012. His research focuses on two areas: Face perception and social cognition (from an evolutionary perspective); Face recognition and within-person variability (using both behavioral evidence and computational models).