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We want to reassure our community that cases of meningitis are rare, and outbreaks of this kind are even rarer.

The findings suggest that people update their sense of how confident they should feel using signals from both their own performance and the confidence expressed by others.

Findings from a new study could help inform the school curriculum and public health strategies, including digital literacy education and guidance on healthy sleep routines for young people.

The centre will provide students and staff with exciting opportunities to use digital media, virtual reality and augmented reality.

First awarded in 2010 and named after the Association for Psychological Science’s first president, the Spence Award honours creative and promising members who embody the future of the field.

A programme of talks, workshops and panel events returns this March, inviting students, researchers, professionals and the public to engage with climate science, culture and action.

Running until 11 March, 'Melanie Smith: Tixinda, a Snail’s Purple' is open to the general public.

The new ranking scores higher education institutions from around the globe on academic capacity and performance, innovation and global reach.

Birkbeck will host the second edition of its Intelligent Impact webinar series on 24 February, bringing together leading academics to explore some of the most pressing issues shaping today’s world.

This marks the first time a Birkbeck academic has received the Experimental Psychology Society’s Frith Prize Lecturer award.