News and events 

Latest news and forthcoming events and seminars from the School of Psychology.
 

Seminars & Events

'Negative Food Preoccupation and Snack Recall'
Date
22/05/2013 (10:00-11:00)
Description
Part of the Ingestive Behaviour Group talk. Speaker: Bessy Chirwa
One-day conference 'The World Inside the Brain: Internal Predictive Models in Humans and Robots'
Date
23 (09:30) - 24/05/2013 (18:00)
Description
Registration is now open for a one-day conference that will present research focusing on internal models across various fields such as psychophysics, neuroscience, and cognitive robotics.
School seminar (Speaker: Professor Gregor Thut, University of Glasgow)
Date
28/05/2013 (16:00-17:00)
Location:
Hills Building room 1.20
Description
Part of the School Seminar Series. Speaker: Professor Gregor Thut, University of Glasgow
School seminar (Speaker: Dr Duncan Astle, MRC Cambridge)
Date
04/06/2013 (16:00-17:00)
Location:
Hills Building room 1.20
Description
Part of the School Seminar Series. Speaker: Dr Duncan Astle, MRC Cambridge
'Phenotypes of Neurodevelopmental Disorders: Current Research and Future Directions'
Date
07/06/2013 (09:00-17:00)
Description
The Cerebra Centre for Neurodevelopmental Disorders will be holding a free one day research conference at the University of Birmingham. The conference will cover aspects of the cognitive, social and behavioural phenotypes of neurodevelopmental disorders.
'Is human motor control serial ballistic? Emerging evidence and implications for motor function'
Date
18/06/2013 (16:00-17:00)
Location:
Hills Building room 1.20
Description
Part of the School Seminar Series. Speaker: Professor Ian Loram, Manchester Metropolitan University
School seminar (Speaker: Professor Essi Viding and Dr Eamon McCrory, ULC)
Date
25/06/2013 (16:00-17:00)
Location:
Aston Webb WG12
Description
Part of the School Seminar Series. Speaker: Professor Essi Viding and Dr Eamon McCrory, UCL

News

PhD students organise Weight Stigma and Health conference
Description
PhD students Angela Meadows and Sara Tookey are running a multidisciplinary conference on the subject of Weight Stigma and Health.
Date:
22/03/2013
Doctoral Researcher Teresa da Silva contributes a chapter to the first text on Multiple Perpetrator Rape
Description
Teresa da Silva, a doctoral research student working in the Centre for Forensic and Criminological Psychology under the supervision of Dr Jessica Woodhams and Dr Leigh Harkins, has contributed a chapter entitled "Multiple Perpetrator Rape as an international phenomenon" to the Handbook on the Study of Multiple Perpetrator Rape published on the 5th of March 2013.
Date:
18/03/2013
Steve Mayhew and Andy Bagshaw awarded grant for collaborative project with University of Nottingham
Description
Drs Steve Mayhew (pictured right) and Andy Bagshaw (pictured left) have been awarded £39,840 by the Birmingham-Nottingham Strategic Collaboration Fund to develop a collaborative project entitled ' Birmingham-Nottingham multimodal neuroimaging alliance: Understanding spatio-temporal brain network dynamics'.
Date:
18/03/2013
Forthcoming first text on Multiple Perpetrator Rape
Description
Handbook on the Study of Multiple Perpetrator Rape, edited by Dr Jessica Woodhams and Professor Miranda Horvath, is the first text to be compiled regarding this type of sexual violence which has been so prominent in international news recently.
Date:
28/02/2013
Jim Orford speaks at a campaign launch to remove high-stake gambling machines from betting shops
Description
Representing the University and the organisation he has founded, Gambling Watch UK, Professor Jim Orford spoke last Monday at a meeting to launch a campaign to remove high-stake gambling machines from betting shops.
Date:
18/02/2013
Literature review findings highlighted in Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre press release
Description
The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP) have released a press notice regarding the latest trends in child sexual exploitation online. One of the major stories highlighted by the press release was the published literature review written by Helen Whittle (School of Psychology PhD student and CEOP employee), Catherine Hamilton-Giachritsis and Anthony Beech (School of Psychology).
Date:
18/02/2013
£200K grant awarded for project to evaluate social-cognition and its relation to social functioning in three genetic syndromes
Description
Professor Chris Oliver, Dr Jo Moss, Professor Ian Apperly and Dr Joe McCleery have been awarded £200,000 by the Leverhulme Trust to carry out a three year project which will evaluate social-cognition and its relation to social functioning in three genetic syndromes; Cornelia de Lange, Fragile X and Rubinstein Taybi syndromes.
Date:
04/02/2013
Cerebra team awarded £95K ESRC grant to develop website resource for rare genetic syndromes
Description
Professor Chris Oliver, Dr Jo Moss and Dr Debbie Allen have been awarded a grant from the ESRC in partnership with Cerebra. The project is part of the ESRC's knowledge exchange scheme and will enable the development of a website resource for parents, carers and professionals working with children and adults with six rare genetic syndromes.
Date:
04/02/2013
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