Frank Giorlando is a medical doctor and researcher investigating the perception of time. His research focuses upon integrating basic neuroscience with the psychiatry of dissociation. As part of this research he studied as visiting scholar at the University of Cambridge. His current research includes studies of patients with Bipolar Disorder using the methodologies of psychophysics, computer modelling, MRI and EEG.
Experience
2010–2011
Psychiatric Registrar, Barwon Health
2010–2011
Lecturer (casual), Deakin University Medical School
2009–2009
Honorary Clinical Fellow, Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge UK
2009–2009
Supervisor of Group Teaching, Gonville and Caius College, University of Cambridge UK
Education
2003
Monash University, MBBS (Hons)
2003
Monash University, Bachelor of Medical Science (Hons)
Grants and Contracts
2011
RANZCP Young Investigator Grant
Role:
PhD Researcher
Funding Source:
RANZCP
2011
Neuroscience Research Grant
Role:
PhD Researcher
Funding Source:
Pfizer
2011
Australiasian Society for Bipolar Disorders Scholarship