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  2. Claire Hughes | Newnham College

    https://newn.cam.ac.uk/person/claire-hughes
    Thumbnail for Claire Hughes | Newnham College 19 Jul 2024: Subject Convenor (Psychology & Behavioural Sciences). Biography. Professor Claire Hughes completed her first degree and her PhD (on the topic of executive function in autism) at the University of Cambridge. ... A two-year post-doc in Paris allowed Claire

  3. Shaping Newnham’s Future campaign launches | Newnham College

    https://newn.cam.ac.uk/newnham-news/shaping-newnhams-future-campaign-launches
    Thumbnail for Shaping Newnham’s Future campaign launches | Newnham College 19 Jul 2024: Psychiatry, spoke on “The cognitive neuroscience behind sensory perception and learning in autism spectrum conditions.” Francesca Moore-Bridger, principal horn of the Orchestra of the Swan, performed music from Ruth Gipps,

  4. Rebecca Kenny | Newnham College

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    Thumbnail for Rebecca Kenny | Newnham College 19 Jul 2024: Previously, Rebecca was employed by the University of Cambridge in roles at the Autism Research Centre, THIS Institute and the Governance and Compliance Division.

  5. Honorary Fellow of Newnham announced as British Science Association

    https://newn.cam.ac.uk/newnham-news/honorary-fellow-newnham-announced-british-science-association-president-elect
    19 Jul 2024: Professor Frith is one of the world’s most distinguished developmental psychologists, she specialises in the studies of autism and dyslexia and has become a leading voice in her field, pioneering

  6. Uta Frith | Newnham College

    https://newn.cam.ac.uk/person/uta-frith
    19 Jul 2024: Uta’s research has led to a better understanding of mind and brain of individuals with neuro-developmental disorders, particularly autism and dyslexia.

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