Dr Hannah Nash
Associate Professor in Developmental Psychology
University of Leeds
 

Dr Hannah Nash is an Associate Professor in Developmental Psychology at the University of Leeds. She is fascinated by the way people learn spoken language and become literate and why some individuals have more difficulty than others. This has led her to research the language and reading skills of a diverse range of people, mainly children, including those who are dyslexic, have developmental language disorder or who are autistic. Hannah’s role on the GLaD project is as a co-investigator on the NIMBLE (Neurodiverse Interpretations of Metaphor in the Bible) sub-project, where she contributes her expertise in language processing and knowledge of autism and dyslexia.