Chloe Dziego is a current PhD candidate at the Cognitive and Systems Neuroscience - Research Hub (CSN-RH), examining neurophysiological indicators of cognitive functioning and performance. Her research focuses on aperiodic activity in the brain, how this relates to distinct cognitive functions and how it compares to previously related oscillatory correlates. In 2020, Chloe was awarded the APS Prize in psychology at UniSA for her work on neurolinguistic markers in individuals experiencing persistent pain.
About me
Chloe Dziego is a current PhD candidate at the Cognitive and Systems Neuroscience - Research Hub (CSN-RH), examining neurophysiological indicators of cognitive functioning and performance. Her research focuses on aperiodic activity in the brain, how this relates to distinct cognitive functions and how it compares to previously related oscillatory correlates. In 2020, Chloe was awarded the APS Prize in psychology at UniSA for her work on neurolinguistic markers in individuals experiencing persistent pain.
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