...meets
Emma Nielsen (right) and Kavita Solder (left) remove the blinkers and experience the career peaks and troughs together.
Lance Workman meets Gerd Gigerenzer, Director of the Max Planck Institute for Human Development and the Harding Center for Risk Literacy in Berlin.
Professor Mary Aiken discusses cyberpsychology and her role in a major TV series.
Ian Florance interviews Siobhan O’Neill, around her policy work on suicide and self-harm.
Karen M. Zabrucky (Professor of Psychology at Georgia State University) describes how a tragic incident influenced her career
as a cognitive psychologist.
Cary Cooper tells Gail Kinman about his efforts to change occupational culture through wide dissemination of psychological theory and research.
Dr Khadj Rouf interviews Dr Jemma Hogwood, Clinical Psychologist, about her work with survivors of the Rwandan genocide.
'One on One' with Professor Peter Fonagy, winner of the prestigious British Academy Wiley Prize in Psychology.
Dr Bryn Alexander Coles, Rebecca Fellows and Aksa Anwar on shifting identities in a Newman University scheme.
Psychology graduate Melanthe Grand interviews her mother, Chartered Psychologist and novelist Voula Grand.
Jon Sutton talks to Douglas Vakoch, clinical psychologist and Director of Interstellar Message Composition at the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence.
Mike Aitken Deakin addresses the thousands of new undergraduates getting this issue free, urging them to enjoy the experience and get what they want out of it.
Tina Rae on her work as an educational and child psychologist.
Lance Workman questions Richard Stevens on the Open University, consciousness, happiness and more.
Aleesha Begum describes her work with individuals with autism spectrum disorders.
Jackie Sykes and Chris Welford talk to Ian Florance about partnership working.