Michelle Outram, M.Sc.

Research focus

Michelle Outram is interested in how an understanding of the experience of moving slowly can inform empirical whole-body movement research. She is investigating how moving at different speeds influences attentional states as well as time- and space-perception. She is working with dancers and untrained participants using behavioural, neurophysiological (mobile EEG) and qualitative methods.

CV

2017-2019: researcher in the ERC-project "Slow Motion: Transformations of Musical Time in Perception and Performance"

2016: Master of Science in Functional Neuroimaging, Brunel University London, United Kingdom

2001 to 2015: Freelance dance and installation artist

2000: Bachelor of Arts in Performance Studies, University of Sydney, Australia