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Birkbeck psychology research ranked 5th best in the world

College scores highly in Normalized Citation Impact – a core measure of research performance

Birkbeck honours Fellow Professor Glyn Humphreys

It is with great sadness that we learned that Professor Glyn Humphreys, Fellow of Birkbeck, died suddenly on 14th January 2016.

Adolescents are less adept at multitasking than adults, psychological study suggests

Multi-institutional study investigates effects of multitasking on social interactions

Infants of blind parents pay less attention to eyes

Sighted infants of blind parents also exhibit advanced visual attention and memory skills, Birkbeck study finds

Gates Foundation funding moves African brain study into Phase II

$1million grant moves BRIGHT study into next phase

Novel twin study reveals new direction for exploring paranoia and hallucinations during adolescence

Sleep disturbances and experiences of paranoia and hallucinations may maintain one another in a cyclical manner

Newborns’ attention linked to later childhood behavioural problems

New Birkbeck study finds link between babies' looking patterns and later behavioural problems

Join Birkbeck’s Babylab to delve into the secret life of babies

Birkbeck’s Babylab will offer a glimpse into the secret world of babies at an event with the Guardian on Wednesday, 10 June
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Cognitive function and dysfunction to be explored at Professor Rick Cooper's inaugural lecture

Professor Cooper will discuss how computational modelling of the cognitive processes underlying action and thought can help shed light on the organisation and operation of the mind.

Guardian University guide 2016 highlights Birkbeck

Birkbeck is profiled in the latest edition of the Guardian University Guide
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