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Are Emus still the "world's dumbest bird"?
21 February 2025
Dr Fay Clark's study into the birds, features in many news outlets and discusses how the 'palaeognathae' group of birds have not been studied like others
- Professor Stephan Lewandowsky features as a guest on Medical News Today podcast, regarding health misinformation 21 February 2025 Health misinformation and disinformation: How to avoid it
- Are Emus still the "world's dumbest bird"? 21 February 2025 Dr Fay Clark's study into the birds, features in many news outlets and discusses how the 'palaeognathae' group of birds have not been studied like others
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- How to outwit gambling adverts 5 February 2025 Dr Philip Newall co-authors article for "the conversation"
- Dr Claire Garnett features in BBC News 29 January 2025 Researchers suggest the "Drink Less" app, developed at the University College London, could prevent alcohol-related deaths
- Heart rates to be recorded at concerts in St George's Bristol 16 January 2025 As part of new research on the impact of collective experiences, Professor Iain Gilchrist reveals how he is measuring audience responses to live music at St George's
- Professor Michael Banissy features in the guardian 15 January 2025 In this article, researchers discuss the different hug types and the optimal length to receive the most benefits
- Chris Stone features in news outlets across the world 3 January 2025 A recent "smartwatch smoking relapse intervention" received a lot of media coverage this week, discussing how technology can help people quit smoking
- 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