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As an innately curious person, I have always had an intense passion for learning and sharing facts, stories, and ideas. I am truly at my happiest when I am immersing myself across a wide range of subjects. Growing up, I became obsessed with research-driven video formats, such as long form documentaries (especially those by Louis Theroux, Vice, and Channel 5 [Andrew Callaghan]) and educational YouTube channels such as Kurzgesagt and Vox. With over 4 years of experience in neuroscience research, including time spent as a PhD student, I have developed advanced skills in sourcing, analysing, and synthesising complex information. I truly enjoy disseminating research findings and condensing complex facts and ideas into digestible, lay language. I chose to pursue neuroscience as it requires a deep and thorough understanding of many subjects; including biology, psychology, physics, sociology, economics, philosophy, and history. I would feel truly fulfilled working in a role that allowed me to continue researching across a wide range of disciplines. As an academic individual, I am highly detail-oriented, comfortable working independently, and experienced in producing well-referenced research such as dissertations, presentations, and scientific papers.…As an innately curious person, I have always had an intense passion for learning and sharing facts, stories, and ideas. I am truly at my happiest when I am immersing myself across a wide range of subjects. Growing up, I became obsessed with research-driven video formats, such as long form documentaries (especially those by Louis Theroux, Vice, and Channel 5 [Andrew Callaghan]) and educational YouTube channels such as Kurzgesagt and Vox. With over 4 years of experience in neuroscience research, including time spent as a PhD student, I have developed advanced skills in sourcing, analysing, and synthesising complex information. I truly enjoy disseminating research findings and condensing complex facts and ideas into digestible, lay language. I chose to pursue neuroscience as it requires a deep and thorough understanding of many subjects; including biology, psychology, physics, sociology, economics, philosophy, and history. I would feel truly fulfilled working in a role that allowed me to continue researching across a wide range of disciplines. As an academic individual, I am highly detail-oriented, comfortable working independently, and experienced in producing well-referenced research such as dissertations, presentations, and scientific papers.

Charlotte Ravenscroft

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As an innately curious person, I have always had an intense passion for learning and sharing facts, stories, and ideas. I am truly at my happiest when I am immersing myself across a wide range of subjects. Growing up, I became obsessed with research-driven video formats, such as long form documentaries (especially those by Louis Theroux, Vice, and Channel 5 [Andrew Callaghan]) and educational YouTube channels such as Kurzgesagt and Vox. With over 4 years of experience in neuroscience research, including time spent as a PhD student, I have developed advanced skills in sourcing, analysing, and synthesising complex information. I truly enjoy disseminating research findings and condensing complex facts and ideas into digestible, lay language. I chose to pursue neuroscience as it requires a deep and thorough understanding of many subjects; including biology, psychology, physics, sociology, economics, philosophy, and history. I would feel truly fulfilled working in a role that allowed me to continue researching across a wide range of disciplines. As an academic individual, I am highly detail-oriented, comfortable working independently, and experienced in producing well-referenced research such as dissertations, presentations, and scientific papers.…As an innately curious person, I have always had an intense passion for learning and sharing facts, stories, and ideas. I am truly at my happiest when I am immersing myself across a wide range of subjects. Growing up, I became obsessed with research-driven video formats, such as long form documentaries (especially those by Louis Theroux, Vice, and Channel 5 [Andrew Callaghan]) and educational YouTube channels such as Kurzgesagt and Vox. With over 4 years of experience in neuroscience research, including time spent as a PhD student, I have developed advanced skills in sourcing, analysing, and synthesising complex information. I truly enjoy disseminating research findings and condensing complex facts and ideas into digestible, lay language. I chose to pursue neuroscience as it requires a deep and thorough understanding of many subjects; including biology, psychology, physics, sociology, economics, philosophy, and history. I would feel truly fulfilled working in a role that allowed me to continue researching across a wide range of disciplines. As an academic individual, I am highly detail-oriented, comfortable working independently, and experienced in producing well-referenced research such as dissertations, presentations, and scientific papers.

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As an innately curious person, I have always had an intense passion for learning and sharing facts, stories, and ideas. I am truly at my happiest when I am immersing myself across a wide range of subjects. Growing up, I became obsessed with research-driven video formats, such as long form documentaries (especially those by Louis Theroux, Vice, and Channel 5 [Andrew Callaghan]) and educational YouTube channels such as Kurzgesagt and Vox.

With over 4 years of experience in neuroscience research, including time spent as a PhD student, I have developed advanced skills in sourcing, analysing, and synthesising complex information. I truly enjoy disseminating research findings and condensing complex facts and ideas into digestible, lay language. I chose to pursue neuroscience as it requires a deep and thorough understanding of many subjects; including biology, psychology, physics, sociology, economics, philosophy, and history. I would feel truly fulfilled working in a role that allowed me to continue researching across a wide range of disciplines.

As an academic individual, I am highly detail-oriented, comfortable working independently, and experienced in producing well-referenced research such as dissertations, presentations, and scientific papers.

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Expert

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Intermediate

Intermediate

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English

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Work Experience

Research Assistant at University College London (UCL) – Department of Clinical and Movement Neurosciences / UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology

October 1, 2025 - December 31, 2025

Collaborated with a medical device company during the prototype development stage to support device testing and refinement. Collected neurophysiological data from healthy individuals and stroke survivors, including EMG responses to transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), EMG recording to capture voluntary and involuntary movement in response to visual and acoustic stimuli, and lower limb motor function tests. Advised the project team on trial design, trial documentation, regulatory compliance, and incorporating participant feedback into trial activities.

Research Assistant (Doctoral Research Degree Candidate) at UCL Research Department of Epilepsy | UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology

November 1, 2022 - September 30, 2025

Performed neuronavigated TMS co-registered with electroencephalography (TMS-EEG) and TMS-EMG experiments in healthy individuals and people with epilepsy. Ensured all research activities were conducted in accordance with the research protocol, Good Clinical Practice guidelines, General Data Protection Regulations, and relevant Standard Operating Procedures. Recruited participants and obtained informed consent for participation in TMS research. Completed data management tasks and adverse event documentation. Co-supervised iBSc/MSc students, conducted clinical phenotyping, and preprocessed and analyzed TMS-evoked potentials using custom MATLAB scripts.

Data Administrator at University College London Hospital Clinical Research Facility (Bank staff)

July 1, 2021 - November 30, 2022

Performed data entry and verification for a large portfolio of clinical trials, including COVID-19 vaccine studies and novel therapies in haemato- logy, oncology, and neurology. Extensively utilized electronic data capture systems, including REDCap, InForm, and Rave. Recruited participants and liaised with sponsors and clinical teams to meet trial timelines. Maintained regulatory site files in accordance with trial requirements and adhered to GCP, GDPR, and UCLH SOPs.

Research Assistant (Doctoral Research Degree Candidate) at UCL – Research Department of Epilepsy, UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology

November 1, 2022 - September 1, 2025

Performed neuronavigated TMS co-registered with EEG and TMS-EMG experiments; recruited participants; ensured GCP and GDPR compliance; data management; co-supervised iBSc/MSc students; conducted clinical phenotyping; preprocessed and analyzed TMS-evoked potentials; created custom MATLAB scripts for analysis; disseminated findings to colleagues and funders; collaborated with a multidisciplinary team.

MRes Laboratory Project Assistant at University College London

December 1, 2021 - August 1, 2022

Contributed to a study on cortical excitability in epilepsies; set up and conducted TMS-EEG experiments in epilepsy and healthy participants; recruited participants under Good Clinical Practice guidelines; data collection and preliminary analysis.

Undergraduate Laboratory Project at King's College London

December 1, 2020 - June 1, 2021

Final year project on detection, categorization, and presentation of interictal epileptiform discharges from intracranial EEG in focal epilepsy; developed a novel method using LabChart and Excel; delivered a 10,000-word dissertation and a project presentation.