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Writing

Speaking

  • Johnstone, A., Hatton, E., & Shaw, N. (2023). Introducing P-SYC: A toolkit supporting students transitioning into higher education. Poster presented at Advance HE's Teaching & Learning Conference 2023.

  • Johnstone, A. (2022). PGR Podcast: Out of the Academy and into the Industry. Invited contribution at Bangor University.​

  • Johnstone, A. (2021). From academia to industry: what I learnt along the way. Invited talk at BPS Midlands Conference 2021.

  • Johnstone, A. (2021) Life in industry: working at Gorilla. Invited talk at Arden University Careers and Employability Event

  • Johnstone, A., & Marí-Beffa, P. (2020). The influence of martial arts experience on task switching. Poster presented at EPS Online.

  • Johnstone, A., & Marí-Beffa, P. (2019). Distraction or caution: The influence of attention on post-error slowing. Poster presented at EPS Conference, UCL, UK.

  • Johnstone, A., & Marí-Beffa, P. (2018). Attentional network contributions to post-error slowing. Talk given at PsyPAG Conference, University of Huddersfield, UK.

  • Johnstone, A. (2018). Kung-fu kick your way to better brain performance! Radio interview with CapeTalk, South Africa.

  • Johnstone, A., & Marí-Beffa, P. (2017). The effects of martial arts training on attentional networks in typical adults. Poster presented at EPS Conference, Reading University, UK.​

  • Kelly, A., & Johnstone, A. (2016). Can you karate chop your way to better cognitive control? Proceedings of the British Psychological Society Welsh Branch 44th Annual Student Conference, The University of Wales, Trinity Saint David, UK.

Public Engagement

  • I'm a Scientist participant (2022 & 2023)

  • Featured in Hidden Careers in Psychology book by Austin Kane.​ (2022).

  • Letters to a Pre-Scientist pen pal. (2019-2021).

  • I'm a Scientist, Stay at Home! (2020).

  • Soapbox Science speaker (2018) in Cardiff. ‘Martial Arts: Can something so fun be good for your brain’

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