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New Birkbeck research has demonstrated that sleep interventions for babies with a family history of autism need to be explored.
Birkbeck is set to receive approximately £900,000 as part of a £5.8 million project to deliver a more sustainable future for Open Access books, which can be accessed and used online free of charge.
The report is timely, as concerns around the working conditions and psychological wellbeing of NHS staff continue to rise.
Beginning in the autumn term, the programme will allow students to obtain two PhD degrees in Management.
The World Health Organization (WHO) cites antibiotic resistance as one of the biggest threats to global health, food security, and development today.
The research team surveyed 1117 people, including 127 employers and 990 neurodivergent employees.
The conference, being held in London this month, will draw upon the findings of a five-year research project.
The award funding will allow the academics and a team of postgraduate students to work closely with communities and stakeholders to find sustainable solutions to practices around marine dumping in the UK.
Professor Karen Wells has been announced as a Fellow in recognition of excellence in the field of international development and childhood, as well as her wider contributions to the social sciences.
The Rt Hon Robert Halfon MP visited Birkbeck yesterday to discover more about how Birkbeck’s flexible teaching model has been enabling lifelong learning and supporting people to improve their lives for 200 years.
