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> The regeneration game: A psychologist goes deeper into the world of Doctor Who
Generations of children have grown up hiding behind the sofa at crucial points in Doctor Who, the current series of which reaches its climax on Saturd...
> How people learn while they are asleep
Sleep could be a time when people are learning, new research has suggested. Published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, the study lo...
> The trauma of online dating fraud revealed
More than 200,000 people in Britain may have been the victims of online dating scams, according to a major study conducted by researchers at Leicester...
> Does coffee reduce the risk of depression?
Women who drink caffeinated coffee could be reducing the likelihood of suffering from depression by doing so on a regular basis....
> What influences young people to vote
Family and friends can be influential in encouraging young people on low incomes to vote, new research has found....
> A Seriously Strange Conference reviewed
The Association for the Scientific Study of Anomalous Phenomena (ASSAP) celebrated its 30th Anniversary in beautiful scenery of the City of Bath....
> Neuroticism and immersion in films
Descriptions of neurotics are typically unflattering: they're fearful, tense people, prone to catastrophise and will often shy away from challenges. W...
> New voices in science communication
The search is on for the new voices of science communication.The regional heats of FameLab UK, the UK’s biggest competition for new talent to engage...
> Justice: Developing restorative approaches
Social workers and residential care employees are among the professionals to be included in the UK's first register of restorative justice experts....
> Are blindness and depression linked?
The link between blindness and depression is being investigated by scientists....
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