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Why is coffee good for your Health?
13 December 2024
Professor Peter Rogers features in MSN Arabic, discussing his research around the effect of caffeine on behaviour, mood, alertness and attention
- Why is coffee good for your Health? 13 December 2024 Professor Peter Rogers features in MSN Arabic, discussing his research around the effect of caffeine on behaviour, mood, alertness and attention
- Dr Konstantinos Tsetsos awarded European Research Council Consolidator Grant 4 December 2024
- Professor Bruce Hood nominated for Advance HE Teaching Excellence Awards 2 December 2024 A huge congratulations to Bruce for being nominated by the University for this year's Advance HE's National Teaching Excellence Awards
- Dr Jasmine Khouja features in The I/I News 21 November 2024 In this article, researchers discuss the role of e-cigarettes in giving up smoking
- Dr Karla Holmboe is successful in Wellcome Trust Discovery Award 1 October 2024
- "Touch can boost your health", featuring Professor Michael Banissy 20 September 2024 A recent article featured in "News Week Japan" highlights Professor Banissy's discussions around skin contact and how this can boost health and wellbeing
- Why we want more than we need 19 August 2024 Professor Bruce Hood featured in a podcast where he discusses attachment to our possessions
- Professor Michael Banissy speaks with the Guardian about royal etiquette 12 July 2024 Last weekend the etiquette of an entire nation was flung into confusion when King Charles fist bumped a cricketer. While hosting the West Indies cricket team at Buckingham Palace last Saturday, the opening batter Mikyle Louis presented a fist to his majesty. In return, the king responded with a fist bump!
- Toddlers' brains show significant growth in cognitive skills by 16 months, study finds 11 July 2024 Toddlers engage more regions of their brains around 16-months to help them develop important cognitive skills enabling them to follow simple instructions and control impulses. Findings from the study, led by the Universities of Bristol and Oxford, and published in Imaging Neuroscience, suggests 16 months is a critical period for brain development.
- Troscianko Prize for Outstanding Excellence in Presenting Research at the PGR Conference 2 July 2024 A massive thank you to all the psychology PGRs and staff for the fantastic PGR conference. A special thanks to our PGR presenters for their excellent talks and posters, showcasing the incredible breadth and depth of research in our school.