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18 Mar 2015: Charles Fernyhough, once of Samuel Smiles, is now a Professor of Psychology and a director of the Hubbub project hosted for a year by the Wellcome Trust.

20 Apr 2015: 2013/14 Equality & Diversity Information Report University of Cambridge Equality@admin.cam.ac.uk Published 31 January 2015. University of Cambridge Equality & Diversity Information Report 2013/14. 2. Table of Contents. 1.0 Foreword. 4. 2.0

28 Jan 2015: from tenexaminees; there were also strong results in Geography, Modern and Medieval Languages, and Politics,Psychology and Sociology.

13 Mar 2015: University lecturer in Experimental Psychology (2007) Brigitte Steger, MA, MPhil (Vienna), PhD (Vienna), Senior lecturer in Modern Japanese Studies (2007). ... in cancer cell survival and cell cycle control)Braithwaite, V PhD Biological Science @ MRC

21 Dec 2015: Experimental Psychology (2007) Brigitte Steger, MA, MPhil (Vienna), PhD (Vienna), Senior lecturer in Modern Japanese Studies (2007) Kenneth McNamara, BSc (Aberdeen), PhD, Dean, University Senior lecturer in Earth Sciences (2008).

7 Jan 2015: Just consider the work of Dr Sara Savage, a social psychologist based in the Department of Psychology, who partnered with Cambridge Enterprise to operationalise a programme to prevent ideological extremism and

3 Nov 2015: He obtained his BSc in Psychology at Nottingham in 2007 before pro-‐‑gressing to an MSc in Research Methods in 2008. ... He obtained his PhD in Decision Making from the School of Psychology at the University of Nottingham in December 2012.

5 May 2015: secular reason (philosophy, psychology,economic theory. ).

5 May 2015: HOLINESS VOLUME 1 (2015) ISSUE 1. Holiness & Education. CONTENTS. Janet Morley Editorial 1. Peer-reviewed articles. Tom Greggs ‘If it is teaching, then teach!’ (Romans 12:7):ministry, big issues and grown-up discipleship 3. Jane Leach The end of

12 Feb 2015: Book Review. Fact and Meaning: Quine and Wittgenstein on Philosophy of Language. By Jane Heal. Basil Blackwell, 1989, £40. 'Every ism becomes a wasm'. This adage is unfortunately untrue. 'Isms' wax and wane, but few of them permanently lose their