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The latest news from the Psychology department
Secrets of successful ageing shared in reunion
Almost 300 people reunited to celebrate 20 years of continuous research into healthy ageing
Edinburgh summer shows: Memory, bilingualism and trickery
Psychology researchers and linguists will share their work at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and the Royal Society of Edinburgh events programme this August
Psychology PhD student awarded cybercrime internship
Nikolaos Theodoropoulus is spending 3 months working with Scottish Government researchers on cybercrime
John Starr named in Top 10 Inspiring Physicians 2019
The late Professor John Starr has been named in the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh list of Top 10 Inspiring Physicians 2019
Tackling depression and dementia over a Pint of Science
Philosophy researcher Mark Miller and Psychology PhD student Brittany Blankinship share their research insights on depression and dementia at the 2019 Pint of Science Festival (20-22 May)
Edinburgh Science Festival: music and the mind
Psychology researchers share their research into dementia, turn-taking and motor neurone disease at the 2019 Edinburgh Science Festival (6-21 April)
Celebration of research impact highlights MND research
Professor Sharon Abrahams' research into motor neurone disease was highlighted at a University event celebrating knowledge exchange and impact activities
Believing your partner cares is good for health
Having an attentive partner can significantly improve your long-term health and even life expectancy, research suggests.
Inter-generational storytelling workshop challenges stereotypes of ageing
Pupils from Edinburgh's Parkside Primary School meet participants from the Lothian Birth Cohorts to discuss ageing
Psychology professor receives OBE
Ian Deary, Professor of Differential Psychology, has been recognised in the New Year's Honours list