Dr Amanda Wilson (she/her) is a public health psychologist, Fellow of the Royal Society of Public Health and Chartered Psychologist, interested in improving the health and well-being of marginalized groups. She is more broadly interested in coercive control and is a survivor. Her cyberpsychology research has also focused on the online grooming of young women where she worked with a local organization using case studies to raise the visibility of survivors' own narratives in order to better influence support and work towards empowering survivors to create their own sense of justice outside of the legal system.

Cristina Gheorghe (she/her) is a recently graduated masters student, specialised in psychological well-being and data analysis. Cristina is part of many research projects, with focus on depression and resilience in emerging adults, women's experiences with different contraceptive methods, as well as running her own mental health blog, aimed at Romanian university students. She is passionate about mental health and phycological well-being, and she is acting as Project Manager for this conference. 

Dr Victoria Ruby-Granger (she/her) is a psychologist with interests in wellbeing and empowerment among others. Her PhD research focused on hoarding behaviour and she teaches and researches wellbeing-related topics to undergraduate and postgraduate students. Victoria is also a volunteer with BRAVE Nottingham and has previously volunteered with Nottingham Women’s Centre, roles she took up in the aftermath of her own experience as a survivor. Her interest in this research project stems from the same desire to support others and work towards a safer world for all who are experiencing domestic abuse and coercive control.

Dr Danielle Kelly is currently a lecturer at University of the West of Scotland, Paisley. Danielle is a cyberpsychologist who specialises in online harms. Specifically, Danielle’s research focuses on cyberdeviance. This includes a focus on the perceptions of cyberstalking, cyberflashing and the use of the Internet of Things in coercive control and domestic abuse.

Emma joined London Met in October 2022, after holding posts at De Montfort University and the University of Bedfordshire. She is a Chartered Health Psychologist who specialises in cyberpsychology. She has conducted research in the area of cyberstalking, image based sexual abuse and technology facilitated abuse since 2005, working with partners in the third sector, higher education, the police and government bodies. Emma has taught across the psychology curriculum at undergraduate and postgraduate level, with special focus on cyberpsychology, forensic psychology and health.

Dr Aparicio Navarro is an Associate Professor in Cyber Security and Programme Leader for the BSc (Hons) and MSc Digital Technology Solutions Degree Apprenticeship. He is an expert in Computer Network Security and Intrusion Detection. His research has advanced the state-of-the-art of network security by developing novel unsupervised Intrusion Detection Systems, and proposing statistical approaches to integrate Contextual Information and Situational Awareness into the cyber-attack detection process. Dr Aparicio Navarro has developed cyber security solutions for the networked battlespace, has delivered cyber security solutions for Connected Autonomous Vehicles, and has researched methods to detect Advanced Persistent Threats and Multi-Stage Attacks in networked environments. He has successfully led research and commercial projects, and has experience commercialising his research outputs. Dr Aparicio Navarro has presented his research at international conferences including IEEE MILCOM and IEEE ICC, flagship conferences for the IEEE Communications Society, and has been invited speaker at multiple international workshops and symposiums in Europe, America and the Middle East.

Dr Roshan Rai is a Senior Lecturer at De Montfort University, with a specialised interest in cyberpsychology. He is particularly interested in the social nature of the Internet, which includes aspects of online communication and interaction as well as how the Internet provides a space for human values, attitudes and ideas.