Our Mela study has appeared in Science!
See the photo! So chuffed that our ESRC funded study on the collective participation in Mela has appeared in Science. Shruti Tewari was one of the post-docs on the study.
See the photo! So chuffed that our ESRC funded study on the collective participation in Mela has appeared in Science. Shruti Tewari was one of the post-docs on the study.
Here you will find our article that has just appeared in British Academy Review. It even made the cover! Hope it will be of interest to a wider audience!
Newton International Fellowships are new to me but I was a newly minted PhD wanting to do my post doc in the UK, I would definitely consider it. This is open only to Non-UK PhDs! Check it out here…
University of St Andrews is accepting applications for their URIP programme. Here are the details. I’d be very keen to speak to students and explore potential ideas. So if you’re interested in health psychology please…
So, you want to learn about the latest on breast cancer, liver and alcohol, ‘teachable moment’ hypothesis… Read here! The Scottish Cancer Prevention Network’s latest newsletter will bring you all of these and more.…
Our work shows that crowds can be good for you. We did this work at possibly the largest gathering of humanity, namely Magh Mela. One of my colleagues, Steve Reicher, writes about this on The Guardian
Prior to the annual meeting of Division of Health Psychology-Scotland Annual meeting, there will be a postgraduate workshop on mindfulness and health. These workshops are very well attended and the postgrads usually…
Some of you know that my colleagues and I have been involved in ESRC funded research on collective participation in Hindu pilgrimage event called Magh Mela. Our research has been published in PLoS ONE and other are…
DHP-Scotland’s Annual meeting is coming up! It’s on 28th February 2013 at University of Strathclyde! See the programme and join us!
Following on our work on attractiveness, skin colour and health, here is a paper that just came out. Comments are welcome!