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Dr Ian Frampton

Researcher

  • +44 (0) 1872 258167
  • I.J.Frampton@exeter.ac.uk

Dr Ian Frampton is a paediatric psychologist with a background in clinical neuroscience.

His research concerns the effects of the environment on brain development and hence on childhood physical and mental health and wellbeing.

Dr Frampton’s main research methodologies include functional neuroimaging as well as clinical studies of intervention programmes for children and young people. He holds a position as Honorary Consultant in Paediatric Neuropsychology at Great Ormond St. Hospital for the Children NHS Trust.

Dr Frampton is developing work in a number of areas with colleagues from the Centre, the Universities of Plymouth and Exeter, and elsewhere. These include:

  • The Centre for Clinical Neuropsychology Research at the University of Exeter
  • Eating Disorders Research Team, Oslo University Hospital, Norway
Dr Ian Frampton

Key Colleagues

  • Dr Mathew White

    Dr Mathew White

  • Philip Waters

    Philip Waters

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Peter Lanyon Building 12

Penryn, Cornwall, TR10 8RD

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