Seminars and events

How We Recognise Faces in the Real World: Linking Perception and Person Knowledge

1.00PM, PS/B/020

Professor Tim Andrews

Studying the cognitive mechanisms supporting conversation and their disruption in age-related hearing loss

1.00PM, PS/B/020

Dr. Ruth Corps

Novelty, surprise, and their long-lasting effects on episodic memory

1.00PM, PS/B/020

Dr. Darya Frank

Open Research and the Capitalist University – Areas of Opposition and Alignment

1.00PM, PS/B/020

Dr. Thomas Hostler

PhD Talks: Speech, Perception & Language

1.00PM, PS/B/020

Emel Küçük, Shasha Wei, Aaron Cousins

The development of children's normative beliefs about sharing

1.00PM, PS/B/020

Dr. Bailey House

"1. Auditory verbal hallucinations in bipolar disorder: a scoping review of phenomenological 2. Verbal Auditory Hallucinations in the Schizophrenia Spectrum: A Disturbing Phenomenon in the Clinical Encounter Between Clinician and Patient

1.00PM, PS/B/020

Janne-Elin Yttri and Annik Francoise Urfer Parnas

PhD Talks: Mechanisms of Mental Health

1.00PM, B/B/006

Charlotte Aynsworth, Lucy Stafford, Jiayu Liu

Title TBC

1.00PM, PS/B/020

Dr. Sophie Meekings

Language, Cognition & Emotion

1.00PM, PS/B/020

Anna Klets, Sophie O'Reilly, Yue Qiu

The Play Paradox: How video games build better humans

1.00PM, PS/B/020

Rachel Kowert