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A week of events to mark the milestone at the University of Reading.
Why do so many people refuse to donate their corneas when they die? An exhibition of artworks by psychologist Dr Jennie Jewitt-Harris explores the question.
We preview the Wellcome Collection season ‘On Happiness’, and hear from contributors Thomas Dixon, Lynne Segal and Robin Dunbar.
Chrissie Fitch attends ‘CAMHS around the Campfire’ virtual journal club on ‘ADHD in children and young people with autism, and pharmacological treatment’.
The BPS has been looking into ways to support the recognition of wider psychological professions. Ella Rhodes reports.
Ella Rhodes reports on the Award for Outstanding Doctoral Research winner.
Ella Rhodes hears from speakers for the forthcoming BPS Conference 2021.
Dr Katy Smart on a community initiative to help protect our long-term mental health.
Anne McNaught, a graduate member of the British Psychological Society and a radio/audio producer with many years at the BBC, shares a new way to explore the inner workings of your brain…
Leading experts appeal for an understanding of childhood traumatic bereavement during and beyond the pandemic.
Neuralink Monkey MindPong, deconstructed. Jon Sutton reports.
Jon Sutton on the Community Action and Resilience hub from the British Psychological Society.
