Our success and esteem has been recognised in a number of awards and honours for our staff, including:
- BACN (British Association for Cognitive Neuroscience) Mid-career award, Chris Miall, 2018
- University of Birmingham Founders’ Award. The Joseph Chamberlain Award for Academic Advancement, Ole Jensen, 2018
- Times Higher Education Research Project of the Year, Heather Flow, 2018
- ASSC 22 Conference Krakow, Poland - Student poster competition - Prize in Psychology, Consuelo Vidal Gran, 2018
- Higher Education Futures institute (HEFi) Awards for Educational Innovation, Fay Julal Cnossen, 2017
- Research Impact Award at the University of Bath, Hermine Graham, 2017
- International Thesis Award from the American-Psychology Law Society, Melissa Colloff, 2017
- Royal Society Leverhulme Senior Research Fellowship, Chris Miall, 2017
- Datablitz prize at 14th Conference of the Neuropsychological Rehabilitation-Special Interest Group –World Federation of Neurorehabilitation, Gerry Riley, 2017
- Society for Mental Health Research Oration Award, Stephen Wood, 2017
- Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit Award, Simon Hanslmayr, 2017
- International Networking Award from Women in Cognitive Science, Melissa Colloff, 2017
- Junior Award in Forensic Psychology for Work of Outstanding Quality and Innovation, Juliane Kloess, 2016
- Young Investigator Award, International Conference on Biomagnetism (BIOMAG), Hyojin Park, 2016
- BPS Fellowship, John Rose, 2016
- Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit Award, Ole Jensen, 2016
- Wellcome Trust Investigator Award in Science, Ole Jensen, 2016
- APS Rising Star Award, Clayton Hickey, 2015
- Margaret Donaldson Early Career Prize, awarded by the developmental psychology section of the BPS, Andy Bremner, 2013, Sarah Beck, 2011, Ian Apperly, 2008.