Nayra Martin-Key
Post-Doctoral Scientist
I completed my PhD in Psychology at the University of Southampton, where I focused on using eye-tracking methods to investigate the mechanisms underlying the emotion recognition and empathy deficits exhibited by adolescents with Conduct Disorder. Following the completion of my PhD, I worked in industry as a Clinical Research Manager for Qbtech, a medical device company focusing on the objective management of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder.
I am currently working as a Research Associate in the Bahn Lab, where my main responsibilities include designing and monitoring clinical trials in collaboration with Psyomics, a spin-out company from the University of Cambridge. My primary research interests regard investigating the relationship between childhood trauma, stress, and risk for psychopathology, and whether combining digital approaches with biomarker technology can be used to model differential trajectories of risk and resilience.
Contact: nam57[at]cam.ac.uk