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Researching how the human brain represents Earth gravity and adapts to non-terrestrial gravitational environments, such as weightlessness or the partial gravity on the moon or Mars.
The study found that work addiction can drive burnout, but psychological resources such as hope and self-efficacy help protect against it.
Over 1,600 people across organisations and sectors were involved in the research, which has been collated into a report that makes clear recommendations for practice and policy to put more focus on wellbeing support which is neurodiversity sensitive.
The researchers believe this technology will pave the way for a deeper understanding of how different brain regions interact and how this affects neurodevelopment, particularly in conditions like autism and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
The researchers hope that a more collaborative approach has the potential to create a greater understanding of why autistic people and people with ADHD are more vulnerable to disordered eating and how best to aid those who need support.
The grant of £430,020 has been awarded by the Leverhulme Trust and will fund a four-year research project.
New UK Government data has revealed that Birkbeck graduates earn more than average for London universities.
Over four evenings from Wednesday 29 May to Monday 3 June, the general public can book onto free science talks, taking place at Birkbeck’s Central London campus and online.
Graduation will take place from 22 to 25 April, with ceremonies also being live-streamed.
The new festival, open to the public, is taking place from 18 to 22 March, with interactive and participatory online and in-person events that will inform and inspire.
