Dr. Julia Shaw is a definitive authority on the neuroscience of belief and the mechanics of memory distortion. As an Honorary Research Associate at UCL, her legacy is defined by exploring how our brains rewrite the past, revolutionising our understanding of criminal justice and corporate accountability.

On stage delivering keynotes and fascinating after dinner speeches on the darker corners of the human mind or sharing mind-bending stories from the frontiers of false memory research, Julia explores the psychological frameworks required to navigate truth in an age of digital manipulation. She moves beyond academic theory to address behavioural ethics, demonstrating how cognitive illusions act as a catalyst for rethinking identity and choice. Her perspective provides a blueprint for intellectual resilience, showing how organisations can synchronise scientific rigour with the playful, razor-sharp delivery required to absorb sophisticated audiences.

By anchoring groundbreaking research in theatrical storytelling, she enables senior boards to transform complex psychological risks into a measurable driver of organisational integrity and cultural clarity.