Dr. Julia Shaw is a psychological scientist, author, and speaker best known for her work in the areas of memory and criminal psychology. With a background in psychology and law, Shaw conducts research on topics such as how people remember and forget, the reliability of memories in forensic settings, and the social implications of new technologies. She has authored books that explore the fallibility of memory and how people can be led to remember things that never happened, such as "The Memory Illusion." Shaw is also a prominent science communicator, actively engaging the public on issues related to her research through talks, articles, and media appearances. Her work seeks to illuminate the complexities of the human mind and the implications of psychological science for everyday life.