I have worked with Trevor since the end of my 2nd  year when he became my supervisor for 3rd year dissertation. It was in one of my meetings about my dissertation that I mentioned to Trevor my desire to do a PhD and that I had seen some funding I would like to apply for. Trevor was hugely encouraging of this idea and put me in touch with one of his PhD students who also had the same funding so that I could find out more. From here, this developed into me obtaining an internship in the Perception and Action Lab at Lancaster University where I was able to develop the skills and knowledge needed to apply for a PhD.

 

Trevor was invaluable in supporting me with applying for my PhD and, with the support of Trevor and my other supervisors, I was able to secure the funding for my project, which Trevor now co-supervises me on. Throughout my PhD, Trevor has provided me with many opportunities to network and foster research collaborations with other leading researchers in their field and their supervisory students. He shows incredible passion for his work and is always keen to discuss new ideas and papers which, in turn, fosters my own passion for research and the field. I feel incredibly lucky to have Trevor as my supervisor and I know that I would not have had nearly as much success thus far in my PhD without his support.