Casual Academic Research
College of Human Sciences and Culture
Naomi Hoffmann completed both her undergraduate and postgraduate studies in psychology at Flinders University, South Australia. She subsequently relocated to Melbourne to undertake a postdoctoral fellowship at Monash University in the Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health. She subsequently relocated back to Adelaide to undertake a Senior Research Scientist position in Health & Biosecurity at CSIRO. Naomi has gained an international research reputation in the area of eating behaviour, cognitive function, and mental wellbeing. She has authored over 45 publications and her research has garnered national media attention including on TV, print media, and radio. She is currently working as a casual academic researcher for Professor Eva Kemps who is the Flinders Node Leader of the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence Plants for Space.
PhD (Psychology), Flinders University
Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Honours in Psychology), Flinders University
Vice Chancellor's Prize for Doctoral Thesis Excellence (2017)