Search

11 Feb 2014: Nicola Clayton FRS FSB FAPS C Psychol is the Professor of Comparative Cognition in the Department of Psychology and a Fellow of Clare College. In addition to

20 Mar 2024: These action-related features of the environment are known as ‘affordances’ and there’s a lot of work in psychology and philosophy exploring how we perceive affordances. ... Our paper on housework builds on various studies in sociology, psychology

25 Mar 2024: Sharath interviewed George for his place at King’s College, Cambridge, to do a degree in sociology, politics and psychology and was also George’s director of studies in his final

6 Oct 2020: The research programme will be led by Zoe Kourtzi, Professor of Experimental Psychology in Cambridge’s Department of Psychology. ... Involving researchers in psychology, neuroscience, linguistics and education, CLIC will explore cross-disciplinary ways

11 Nov 2008: Following a joint Philosophy and Psychology degree at Surrey (1974), Gerard did his Masters in Rudolf Schaffer’s Department of Psychology at Strathclyde University, before doing his PhD at Sussex University. ... In many ways, Gerard’s thinking and

4 Nov 2002: The Society for Neuroscience is an American non-profit organisation of international scientists and physicians who study the brain and nervous system. It

11 Oct 2020: Go Viral! launches as a new study from the team behind it is published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied. ... Melisa Basol, Cambridge Gates Scholar. Intervention effects in social psychology often dissipate within days.

29 Apr 2020: These are topics close to the hearts of both Aviva and Helena Gellersen, who is studying for a PhD in ageing and memory in the Department of Psychology. ... it.”. Helena Gellersen, Department of Psychology. For Gellersen, this was her first experience

20 Jun 2024: Simon Baron-Cohen. Sir Simon Baron-Cohen is a Professor in the Departments of Psychology and Psychiatry at the University of Cambridge and Fellow at Trinity College.

22 Jun 2024: 05 Aug 2016. David Greenberg (Department of Psychology) discusses the problems of labeling music by genre.