The Birmingham Network for Phenomenology and Mental Health Call for Papers: Exploring lived experiences in mental health Launch event for P...

Background Despite the increasing support and expectation for involving people with lived experience in healthcare research in England, challenges persist when navigating organisational structures. Th...

Sci & Tech editor Sophie Webb delves into eco-horror through the lens of Jeff VanderMeer's novel Annihilation, exploring the workings of this hauntingly pertinent sub-genre

An adapted extract from In Defence of Leisure: Experiments in Living with Marion Milner by Akshi Singh.

The post holder will create and contribute to the creation of knowledge by undertaking a specified range of activities within a specific research project funded by the NIHR Research Programme for Soci...

Difficulties with emotion regulation (ER) are a key feature of bipolar disorder (BD) contributing to poor psychosocial and functional outcomes. Abnormalities...

Sci&Tech Editor Sophie Webb reviews Drive to Survive, finding it to be an entertaining step into the world of Formula One - despite its inaccuracies

At a time when anti-trans discrimination is rife and hate crime has reached record levels, it’s important to know what support is out there for trans, non-binary or gender-questioning individuals and ...

Welcome to the Mental Health Policy Research Unit webinar on peer support in mental health care in England, which took place on Zoom on Monday 20th January 2...

Discover Wellcome's report on enhancing genomics research through transdisciplinary collaboration, addressing barriers, and suggesting transformative research strategies.

Mary Robson reflects on the use of 'interdisciplinary objects' as a means of sharing ideas and building connections across a research team.

New research uses real-life outcomes to measure “intergenerational (im)balance” across Europe

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