Professional Background:
Dr Anil is dedicated to exploring interdisciplinary topics in health. Her current research is centred on brain-computer-face (BCI) learning, aiming to understand and optimise the interaction between the brain and technological interfaces. Other research includes telehealth, health behaviour change, decision-making in health, and reducing inequalities in research.

She collaborates closely with clinicians and other researchers to produce high-quality, impactful health research ranging from basic science to implementation studies.

Professional Experience and Accomplishments:
Dr Anil has a robust publication record. Relevant publications include:

• Anil, K., Hall, S. D., Demain, S., Freeman, J. A., Ganis, G., & Marsden, J. (2021). A systematic review of neurofeedback for the management of motor symptoms in Parkinson’s disease. Brain sciences, 11(10), 1292.
• Anil, K., Demain, S., Burridge, J., Simpson, D., Taylor, J., Cotter, I., & Vuckovic, A. (2022). The importance of self-efficacy and negative affect for neurofeedback success for central neuropathic pain after a spinal cord injury. Scientific Reports, 12(1), 10949.
• Anil, K., Bird, A. R., Bridgman, K., Erickson, S., Freeman, J., McKinstry, C., Robinson, C., & Abey, S. (2023). Telehealth competencies for allied health professionals: A scoping review. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 1357633X231201877.

She has presented her research at numerous national and international conferences, including invited talks at the Oxford Physiology of Brain Oscillations Symposium and the European Health Psychology Society Conference.

Mentorship and Leadership:
Dr Anil is passionate about mentoring the next generation of researchers. She has supervised multiple MSc and undergraduate students, providing guidance on research methodologies, career development, and academic progression. Her supportive and approachable mentorship style has earned her positive feedback from her mentees:

• “I really wanted to say a big thank you to you for all your help and support over the last 8 months, its been greatly appreciated! I am really grateful for all your wisdom and knowledge about research and all your patience and support throughout. You have been absolutely fantastic.” – MSc Student (2023)
• “Thank you for listening to me these past few months. I feel calmer about my future and have a better idea of what I want to do” – Mentee (2023)

Public Engagement:
Dr Anil enjoys engaging in community outreach and public engagement activities. She actively participates in events such as Soapbox Science, where she communicates her research to a broader audience, fostering a greater public understanding of health sciences. She has also led and delivered various public workshops since 2020 to bring accessible science to the public, and worked with patient populations to inform and design research projects.

British Psychological Society

Committee member for the Mathematical, Statistical, and Computing Section of the British Psychological Society