I’m delighted to announce that I have a PhD studentship that I’m seeking a student for! It’s an interdisciplinary PhD at the intersection of health psychology, conservation biology, and museum studies with a focus on…
I’m absolutely delighted that we now have published the first study from our project funded by NHS Fife Endowment Fund. We have explored with patients and health professionals ways to connect patients to…
Our long awaited paper on action research and increasing access to volunteer-led physical activity that is parkrun is out! This great collaboration with stakeholders and academic and non-academics was very important.…
I had the privilege of supervising my summer intern’s project last summer. Grace Ong is such a talented medical student and worked on a project collecting data and also a review. She was interested in medical student…
I couldn’t be happier for Rachel! And well done for choosing a title that got laughters! Super proud to receive my doctorate (and a few laughs at the title!) today from @univofstandrews @StAndMedicine – I know…
So pleased to share this paper with you! I had the pleasure of supervising Niall’s stage 2 research project and here’s the publication! It’s open access. Anderson, N., Ozakinci, G. “It All Needs To Be A Full Jigsaw,…
So proud of Rachel Nutt (soon to graduate!) who got an Early Career Researcher Public Engagement Award from School of Medicine! Rachel planned an excellent public engagement event for her ESRC studentship around active…
Absolutely delighted to share with you the Career Case studies that is prepared by BPS Division of Health Psychology-Scotland branch! This work shows the range of work that our graduates do. Please check it out!…
We are happy to announce a new PhD studentship opportunity on physical activity at the cross section of health and social psychology! Please check it out:…
I’m so pleased to announce that Rachel has passed her viva with minor corrections! Rachel was supported by an ESRC studentship in collaboration with Fife Sports and Leisure Trust. Her PhD examined the illness…