Liz Eggins is a CEPS Research Assistant. Liz recently joined the CEPS team after completing her double degree (Bachelor in Psychological Science (Hons I) and Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice) and honours thesis at Griffith University. Her thesis involved examining the efficacy of detecting guilty knowledge/deception via electrical brain activity (measured by an EEG), with a specific focus on facial stimuli and whether detection differs between autobiographically and incidentally acquired guilty knowledge of faces.