Martine Powell and Sonja Brubacher co-edited a special issue of Applied Cognitive Psychology titled “Uses of Technology to Facilitate Education in Skill Training”

The Centre for Investigative Interviewing welcomed Dr Takayuki Miyadera, Deputy Director of the Department of Criminology and Behavioral Sciences (National Research Institute of Police Science, Chiba,

A decade ago (in 2014) Professor Martine Powell founded the Centre for Investigative Interviewing to bring together interdisciplinary expertise in improving interview techniques. Since then,

Dee Gerryts and Hamida Zekiroski attended their PhD graduation ceremony, along with Martine and their families from Melbourne.

Congratulations to Professor Martine Powell who has been ranked among the Top 2% of the world’s most cited scientists in the recent update from the

Dr Natalie Martschuk is the proud recipient of the Nina Westera post-doctoral fellowship commencing 31st May 2024.

Congratulations to Hamida Zekiroski who had her PhD conferred on 28th February. Dr Zekiroski’s thesis (Evaluation of a New Training Program Designed to Enhance Open-Ended

A/Prof Gunn Astrid Baugerud from OsloMet University visited the Centre to continue collaborative work on AI-based avatars for interviewer training. Gunn Astrid is pictured here

Timothy Dutton commenced his PhD research “Questioning practices in investigative interviews with child victims of repeated abuse: An assessment, framework, and a dynamic avatar for

Robyn Lehmann, successful scholarship recipient associated with the ARC Discovery Grant (DP230101634), commenced her PhD research “Memory for repeated events: The confidence-accuracy relationship”. Robyn is