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Miriam Ashford

Working Title

Assistant Professor

  • Postdoctoral fellow, 2025 - Neuroscience, NCIRE & University of California, San Francisco, CA
  • PhD, 2018 - Health Psychology, Centre for Maternal and Child Health Research, City, University of London, UK
  • PGCert, 2015 - Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Teaching, Department of Learning Enhancement and Development, City, University of London, UK
  • MSc, 2012 - Foundations of Clinical Psychology and Mental Health, School of Psychology, University of Sussex, Brighton, UK
  • BSc, 2011 - Psychology, Faculty of Language and Literature, Humanities, Arts and Education, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg

Nurses, Community Health
Marketing
Alzheimer Disease
Anxiety Disorders
Postpartum Period
Postnatal Care
Amyloid Beta-Peptides
Internet
Depression, Postpartum
Mothers
Nurses, Public Health
Neuropsychological Tests
Registries
Diagnosis, Computer-Assisted
Cognitive Dysfunction

  • Research Sustainability Fund (publish my research in an open access journal), School of Health Sciences, City, University of London, 2016
  • Workshop Bursary, PsyPAG Postgraduate Student Organisation, 2015
  • Best Poster Award 1st Prize, 3rd School of Health Sciences Annual Doctoral Research Conference City, University of London, 2015
  • Best Poster Award 1st Prize, 5th Annual Postgraduate Research Symposium City, University of London, 2015
  • Travel Assistance Award, 26th Annual Convention of the Association for Psychological Sciences, 2014
  • Conference Bursary, 29th Annual PsyPAG Postgraduate Student Conference, 2014
  • Oral Presentation Runner-Up Prize, 29th Annual PsyPAG Postgraduate Student Conference, 2014
  • Best Presentation Award 3rd Prize, 4th Annual Postgraduate Research Symposium City, University of London, 2014
  • PhD Studentship (a fully funded PhD scholarship), City University of London, 2013
  • Academic Exchange Scholarship (study abroad), ERASMUS, 2010

Contact information

675 18th Street, #0100
San Francisco, CA 94107
United States