Elise Palic is a Research Assistant at NeuRA, based in the Cognitive Ageing and Resilience Lab. She holds a Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) from the University of New South Wales, where her research explored the role of mental imagery in moral decision-making, with a particular focus on individuals with aphantasia.

Since graduating, she has worked as a Research Assistant on multiple projects in both academic and applied research settings. Her experience spans across experimental design, psychometric testing, survey development, data analysis, and participant coordination.

Elise is passionate about translating psychological research into real-world applications that support holistic wellbeing and brain health across the lifespan.

Outside of work, Elise enjoys being outdoors and creative activities such as hiking, camping, and ceramics.