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  2. Claire Hughes | Newnham College

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    Thumbnail for Claire Hughes | Newnham College 12 Jul 2024: Postgraduate Mentor. University roles. Deputy Director, Centre for Family Research. Deputy Head for Psychology Department (Wellbeing, Equality & Diversity). ... Research Interests. Cognitive development (executive functioning and theory of mind). Family

  3. Cambridge (and Newnham) power to victory in the 75th Boat Race |

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    12 Jul 2024: Dr Maria Ubiali and Dr Tina Potter, particle physicists and Fellows of Newnham College, discuss their careers, their research, and their experiences as women and. ... go. Cheering Caoimhe Dempsey on were her colleagues in the Centre for Family Research,

  4. Dr Hana D’Souza explores how bilingual babies make sense of the world

    https://newn.cam.ac.uk/newnham-news/dr-hana-dsouza-explores-how-bilingual-babies-make-sense-world
    Thumbnail for Dr Hana D’Souza explores how bilingual babies make sense of the world 12 Jul 2024: Dr Hana D’Souza is the Beatrice Mary Dale Research Fellow at Newnham College, and an Affiliated Lecturer in the Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge. ... Would you like to find out more about Hana’s research and the Cambridge Babylab?

  5. Sibling relationships can often be our most enduring close…

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    Thumbnail for Sibling relationships can often be our most enduring close relationship 12 Jul 2024: Professor Hughes, who is also a Professor of Developmental Psychology at the University of Cambridge’s Centre For Family Research, explained: “Although parents are usually the main focus of family influences ... To watch our interview with Professor

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