Teja Pammi

King's College London

Teja Pammi is a researcher affiliated with King's College London whose work addresses adverse childhood experiences, trauma, and mental health, with particular attention to radicalization and violent extremism. Pammi has also contributed to molecular biology research, including work on CRISPR-Cas systems examining how a natural single-guide RNA repurposes Cas9 to autoregulate CRISPR-Cas expression.

Has published with:

Caterina Ceccarelli
Fiona S. McEwen
Jemima Chase
Nafees Hamid
Sam Hibbs

Expert in:

Publications in advances.in/psychology

A woodcut-style print showing a dark, foreboding interior with tangled black tree-like branches filling the left side, an open door on the right revealing a pale bleak landscape, and a stark red path winding through the center foreground. The high-contrast black, cream, and red palette evokes trauma, threat, and disturbed childhood environments symbolizing adverse experiences leading toward violence.

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Adverse childhood experiences and violent extremism: A scoping review of the literature

By Teja Pammi, Caterina Ceccarelli, Sam Hibbs, Jemima Chase, Nafees Hamid, & Fiona S. McEwen

August 7, 2026

Page last updated: October 21, 2026

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Teja Pammi

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Adverse childhood experiences and violent extremism: A scoping review of the literature