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Researchers from the Hidden Persuaders project, working in collaboration with artist Dr Lizzie Burns and filmmakers from Birkbeck’s Derek Jarman Lab, created an outreach project that gave young Londoners the opportunity to explore brainwashing through award-winning films.

The results could bring about new and early clinical diagnostic practises and therapeutic interventions in the future.

The research team say the findings are important for the growing debate around the impact of screen time on toddlers and their development.

The grant has been awarded to Birkbeck’s research hub that explores the interlinks between sexual violence, medicine and psychiatry.

Professor Helen Lawton Smith from Birkbeck’s Department of Management is part of the research team behind the Supporting Diversity and Inclusion in Innovation report.

College offers voucher to the first person who can locate or reveal the fate of missing 1.2 metre Ralph Beyer stone sculpture that depicts seated woman in mourning.

Teaching at and overall satisfaction with the College rank highly in National Student Survey 2020, with many subjects performing well nationally.

Research conducted by Birkbeck academics in the Department of Organizational Psychology and the Society of Occupational Medicine published today finds that current work conditions pose a significant threat to the mental wellbeing of nurses and midwives.

The Geographical Information Science Research UK conference (GISRUK) returns with a three-day virtual conference that is free to attend.

Birkbeck’s Dr Konstantinos Chalkias is part of the team awarded a UKRI grant for a new project to support post-pandemic recovery.