Lincoln School of Psychology News
Have you been watching ‘Africa’ on the BBC? If so, you’ll have seen a stunning opening sequence of Barbary Macaques sheltering from a snow storm in Northern Africa. This is the Barbary Macaque field site established by Dr Bino Majolo near the Moroccan city of Azrou in 2008. The field site was visited by a…
A new research project involving the Lincoln School of Psychology has featured on BBC Look North. Dr Kerstin Meints is working with fellow child language development specialists from the universities of Lancaster and Liverpool on a £358,000 Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) funded project which could improve the way language development is measured and language…
Research by Emile van der Zee in the School of Psychology is making waves across the world! We will look out for more on this! http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/thoughtful-animal/2012/11/21/for-word-learning-size-matters-if-youre-a-dog/
Dr Simon Durrant’s research on sleep at the University of Lincoln was featured in last Sunday’s New York Times http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/23/opinion/sunday/rethinking-sleep.html?_r=2pagewanted%3Dall& on Rethinking Sleep. … Also remember that you can take part in Simon’s and other people’s research and contribute to newsworthy and groundbreaking advances in science! In Simon’s case whilst you’re napping. Win, win!