Regular biography
Peggy Series holds the Personal Chair of Computational Psychiatry at The University of Edinburgh's Department of CS. Her work focuses on computational psychiatry, though specific research details are not provided. She is affiliated with the university and can be contacted via email at pseries@ed.ac.uk or through her profile page at https://www.ed.ac.uk/Peggy_Series.html.
Scholar-generated biography
Peggy Seriès is a Professor in Computational Psychiatry at the University of Edinburgh, specializing in Computational Psychiatry and Computational Neuroscience. Her research explores how computational models can elucidate cognitive and perceptual processes, particularly in mental health conditions. Her work includes studies on Bayesian inference in perception, sensory integration, and the neural mechanisms underlying psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia and depression. She investigates how expectations and prior beliefs influence perception and decision-making, with applications in understanding autism and anxiety. Her research bridges theoretical models with empirical data from neuroimaging and behavioral experiments.