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Women and girls bearing children from rape in Eastern Congo: stigma, health...
Coventry University Lecturer and Professor in Clinical Psychology, Helen Liebling has published an affecting piece of research into women and girls in the Democratic Republic of Congo who have suffered...
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Improving Service Responses for Sexual Violence Survivors
Dr Helen Liebling, Lecturer-Practitioner in Clinical Psychology and Associate of African Studies Centre, Coventry University, was invited to present at the Isis-Women’s International Cross-Cultural...
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Coventry Young Researchers 2015
It can often be difficult for parents to know how to fill the long summer holidays, but this year, a team of researchers from Coventry University stepped in to provide a few days of fun for children...
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5 Surprising Findings About Death and Dying
Just thinking about death triggers odd behaviour, shows research. Jesse Krauß/wikimedia Guest post by Jonathan Jong, Centre for Psychology, Behaviour and Achievement In this world nothing can be said...
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CU Academic Tackles the Crisis of Early Death in Autism at Westminster
Dr. Sarah Cassidy has been working to raise awareness of early death in autism, and lobbying parliament to tackle this hidden crisis. Sarah has drafted a report with the leading autism research...
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Understanding Faces with Eye Tracking Technology
Image: Shutterstock For people with certain genetic syndromes, interpreting faces is very different. Dr. Hayley Crawford of the Centre for Research in Psychology, Behaviour and Achievement has been...
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Halloween: What Happens to Us When We Watch Scary Films?
Shutterstock Guest post by Dr. Valerie van Mulukom, Centre for Advances in Behavioural Science It is the time of the year where the skeletons come out of the closet: Halloween. Time to eat chocolate...
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The Secret to Creativity – According to Science
Van Gogh’s The Starry Night. wikipedia, CC BY-SA Guest post by Dr. Valerie Van Mulukom, Centre for Advances in Behavioural Science Whether you get mesmerised by Vincent van Gogh’s painting The Starry...
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Is it Rational to Trust Your Gut Feelings? A Neuroscientist Explains
Intuition happens as a result of fast processing in the brain. Valerie van Mulukom, Author provided Guest post by Dr. Valerie van Mulukom, Centre Advances in Behavioural Science Imagine the director...
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