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Bangor University Researcher Wins Funding to Unlock the Causes of Stuttering
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The Academy of Medical Sciences has awarded part of a fund worth £6.7 million to a researcher from Bangor University who is investigating the reasons for stuttering. Dr Charlie Wiltshire, lecturer in Psychology, is among the 55 early career researchers in 38 institutions across the United Kingdom who have received the award.
Bangor University researcher wins funding to unlock the causes of stuttering
The Academy of Medical Sciences has awarded funding from a £6.7 million pot to an up-and-coming researcher from Bangor University who is investigating why people stutter. Lecturer in Psychology Dr Charlie Wiltshire is one of 55 early career researchers at 38 institutions across the UK to receive this prestigious award. Her pioneering neuroscience research, which combines advanced brain imaging with detailed behavioural analysis, aims to bette…
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