Lincoln School of Psychology News
Three academics from the School of Psychology are offering insights into how psychology can inform business practice, in an evening of free bite-size lectures. The event is called “New ways to think about your business” and is open to business people, limited to 2 per company. When: Tuesday May 13, 6 – 8pm Where: David…
Zamira Noh, first year PhD student in Psychology, bravely volunteered to present her research at the first PubhD event in Lincoln. PubhD is an exciting initiative to take science out of the university and into the public domain. And what better place than a public house? The challenge is to present research to a lay…
Rachel Orritt’s presentation at the annual University of Lincoln Post Graduate Conference, hosted by The Graduate School, was awarded the prize for the Best Presentation. Rachel presented on ‘Qualitative Research: For Life Scientists’, discussing the use of qualitative methods outside the fields that traditionally employ them. Rachel is studying for a PhD on the ‘Development…
Dr Fenja Ziegler gave an invited lecture to contribute to an open lecture series hosted at the University of Nottingham. The “Lectures on Identity”- series of interdisciplinary lectures is designed to stimulate thinking and discussions about identity by by drawing on expertise from different specialised fields to explore the fundamental topic of identity. The talk…
Barbary Macaque expert, Dr Bino Majolo, gave an invited talk at the Anthropological Institute and Museum, University of Zurich, on “Between-Group Conflict and Within-Group Affiliation in Primates”. The talk was exploring the possibility that human warfare might be comparable to between-group competition in non-human social animals like Barbary Macaques and, if so, whether between-group competition…