The
DOSE Lab
An innovative research team identifying the natural behaviours required to enhance our brain chemistry.
What is DOSE?
An acronym for the four key brain chemicals that have evolved over the last 300,000 years, enabling us to survive and thrive.
Dopamine
Motivation & Attention
Oxytocin
Connection & Confidence
Serotonin
Energy levels & Mood
Endorphins
Stress tolerance & Fitness
Our
Research Team
Tj Power
Lead Neuroscientist
BSc & MSc
Owain James
Data Analyst
PhD Neuropharmacology
Masha Remskar
Behavioural Scientist
Research PhD
Karam Sihra
Technological Lead
Nina Coetzer
Research Assistant
BSc & MSc (in progress)
Jen Horner
Research Coordinator
Our findings
so far
Dopamine
Oxytocin
Serotonin
Endorphins
Our Goals
Discover
Investigate the true function of the DOSE chemicals.
Investigate
Investigate the actions required to naturally raise the DOSE chemicals.
Research
Research and reveal the scientific efficacy of DOSE: Level Up.
Our Method
Psychometric measurement tools
DOSE: Level Up individual assessments
Research
Our 5 phase approach to becoming a hyper-effective brain chemistry research lab.
Likert Scale Measurement
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DOSE Training Impact
Assess alterations pre and post DOSE training in key measures including energy levels, focus, motivation, sleep, self-belief, and stress tolerance.
Psychometric Pilot
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Dopamine
Assess the alterations in dopamine through two reliable psychometric tests.
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Motivation
Behavioural Activation System (BAS) scale.
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Attention Span
Adult ADHD Self-Report System (ASRS).
Psychometric Study
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DOSE Chemicals Alteration
Assess the alteration in all four DOSE chemicals.
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Analysis
Psychometric tools utilised for analysis.
Physiological Pilot
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Dopamine Alteration
Assess the alteration in dopamine.
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Analysis
Physiological tools utilised for analysis.
Physiological Study
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DOSE Chemicals Alteration
Assess the alterations in all for DOSE chemicals.
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Analysis
Physiological tools utilised for analysis.
The DOSE Effect
Tj Power
As a neuroscientist Tj is fascinated by investigating and further understanding dopamine, oxytocin, serotonin and endorphins through the lens of improving our mental and physical health.
Tj started his academic journey completing an undergraduate degree and a master’s degree from the University of Exeter. See Tj’s areas of study below.
Tj further enhanced his academic contributions by lecturing at Exeter University, where he developed a distinctive component of a third-year module focused on the neuroscience of mindfulness alongside publishing a paper in the Journal of Cognition.
Tj has delivered over 450 live neuroscience education events at prestigious establishments that include Oxford University and the NHS.
BSc - University of Exeter
Areas of study (2016-2019)
Combined Bachelor's Degree
- Psychology with sports and exercise science
- Compulsive behaviour
- Mindfulness-based interventions
- Sport psychology
- Psychology and pathology
- Cognition and emotion
- Personality
- Social psychology
MSc - University of Exeter
Areas of study (2019-2020)
Combined Master's Degree
- Sport and Health Science
- Methods in cognitive and clinical psychology and neuroscience
- Paediatric exercise and health
- Issues in sport psychology
- Mindfulness-based interviews
Apply to join
The DOSE Lab
If you are completing a BSc, MSc or PhD in psychology or neuroscience and are passionate about joining our research team, please apply below.