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Charlotte Tye is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Psychology at King's College London. Her research primarily focuses on characterizing the developmental pathways of young children with rare neurogenetic conditions, specifically epilepsy. As a Fellow at the Epilepsy Research Institute UK, she leads several longitudinal studies aimed at identifying early predictors of later-emerging neurodevelopmental and mental health difficulties, including the Tuberous Sclerosis 2000 Study and the Tuberous Sclerosis (EDiTS) Study. She has a background in BSc Experimental Psychology from the University of Bristol and completed her MSc and PhD in Social, Genetic & Developmental Psychiatry at King's College London. During her career, she has received numerous fellowships and awards, including recognition for her contributions to developmental neuroscience. Charlotte is an active member of various scientific advisory panels and contributes to public engagement efforts, enhancing research impact through community collaboration. Her teaching includes courses in Psychological Skills and Early Neurocognitive Development in psychology programs at King's, where she also supervises final-year projects.
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