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PPLS staff and student success at Edinburgh University Students’ Association awards
The recent Teaching and Student awards recognised the positive impact PPLS staff and students have…
PPLS staff nominated for Teaching Awards
Congratulations to Dr Christian Ilbury and Sabina Ali who have been recognised by the student body…
Covid and vaccines not linked to early child development issues
Pregnant women who catch Covid-19 or receive the vaccine do not have an increased risk of their…
Double Nomination for PPLS Philosophers
Books by Dr Mazviita Chirimuuta and Professor Shannon Vallor have been listed for the prestigious…
Dyslexia and ADHD share genetic links, psychology study shows
A new study led by psychologists in PPLS have shed new light on the genetic basis of dyslexia,…
Glushko prize winner announced
Congratulations to Cognitive Science graduate Sophie Brilus, winner of the second annual Robert J.…
Morals are key to views on lab-grown meat
People’s moral values could limit their uptake of lab-grown meat, a study suggests.
Feelgood factor shaped by traits more than events, study finds
Feelings of satisfaction with life are shaped more by people’s personalities than by their…
PPLS staff return to the Cabaret of Dangerous Ideas at Edinburgh Fringe!
Celebrating its 10th anniversary at the Edinburgh Fringe, the Cabaret of Dangerous Ideas (CODI)…
Psychology Professor’s new book will provide new perspective
Professor Peter Lamont’s book, 'Radical Thinking: How to see the Bigger Picture', offers…
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