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'Breaking the Cycle' grant won by Dominique Moran and Louise Dixon
Description
Dominique Moran and Louise Dixon (Psychology) have been successful in obtaining funding from the ESRC for a project entitled 'Breaking the Cycle? Prison Visitation and Recidivism in the UK' (£370k fEC).
Date:
13/09/2012
Ross Bartels awarded by the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers
Description
The 'Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers' (ATSA) has awarded Ross Bartels the Graduate Student Award, with which he will be presented at ATSA's 2012 Annual Conference in Denver, Colorado, USA (October 17th - 20th).
Date:
13/09/2012
Research into Fixed Odds Betting Terminals features on Channel 4's Dispatches
Description
Prof Jim Orford appeared on the Channel 4 Dispatches TV programme which finally appeared, after some postponements, on the evening of August 6. The programme was about one of Jim's favourite research topics, gambling, and particularly focused on what are now called Fixed Odds Betting Terminals (FOBTs).
Date:
06/09/2012
PhD student Jason Thomas wins the Hannah Steinberg Award
Description
The British Association for Psychopharmacology (BAP) awarded Jason Thomas the Hannah Steinberg Award at its 2012 Summer Meeting in Harrogate, in recognition of his research.
Date:
23/08/2012
People with learning disabilities from black and minority groups: An exploration of their experiences and views of social care services
Description
A grant of £140,462 has been awarded to Drs. Michael Larkin, John Rose and Biza Kroese in the School of Psychology to explore the experiences and views of social care services amongst people with learning disabilities and black and minority groups. The award was made by the National institute for Health Research, School for Social Care Research (3rd Wave) and it will run until the end of 2013.
Date:
21/08/2012
Kim Quinn awarded £78k by the Leverhulme Trust to study moral praise and moral condemnation
Description
Dr Kimberly Quinn from the School of Psychology has been awarded £78,297 from the Leverhulme Trust for a research project entitled 'Witnessing Virtue versus Vice: Comparing Moral Praise and Moral Condemnation'.
Date:
21/08/2012
The CN-CR centre approaches its second anniversary, and reports excellent progress
Description
Research in the Centre for "Computational Neuroscience and Cognitive Robotics" is flourishing, and we are delighted to announce that we have secured more than €5.5M in funds coming into the University as part of five European research projects.
Date:
14/08/2012
House of Lords Event raises awareness of the Everyman Project
Description
In July Dr Louise Dixon attended The House of Lords to raise awareness of the Everyman Project. It was an exciting networking event, and one that will raise awareness of an organisation delivering evidence-based treatment to violent men who aggress against their intimate partner.
Date:
14/08/2012
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