Rui Paulo

Rui Paulo

Associate Professor in Psychology

School of Social Sciences
Email:
Rui.paulo@bcu.ac.uk

Rui Paulo is an Associate Professor in Psychology with over 10 years of research dedicated to working with law enforcement, practitioner psychologists and governmental agencies to improve evidence-based policing and produce fairer judicial outcomes.

His research is focused on cognition and memory (particularly eyewitness memory) and investigative interviewing of crime witnesses, victims, and suspects. This work impacted international policy, practice, and training, namely with the methods he created to interview witnesses and victims being adopted by international police forces and included in the training curriculum of Law Enforcement Agencies. His research also resulted in frequent publications in quality international peer-reviewed journals, media coverage, and invitations to write chapters for renowned handbooks. He is actively engaged with the research community namely as an editor, reviewer, and author of several articles in peer-reviewed journals, handbooks, and books.

Rui Paulo created and led undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in Forensic Psychology in the UK and abroad and supervises postdoctoral researchers, postgraduate students (PhD and MSc) and undergraduate students. Further, he coordinated several research groups, themes, and clusters in the field of Forensic Psychology and is the Principal Investigator in externally funded interdisciplinary research collaborations with national and international universities, research centres, and law enforcement/ governmental agencies.

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