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Does restorative justice help or harm victims?
14 Jan 2020Research from Royal Holloway has evaluated the effectiveness of restorative justice (RJ) in reducing symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in victims
Staff spotlight: Professor Narender Ramnani
12 Dec 2019New BNA role will help ensure that Parliament understands key findings in brain research and the views of neuroscientists on ways to improve the culture around research.
Largest ever sleep and memory study reveals effects of sleep on eye witness reliability
05 Dec 2019Royal Holloway experiment was designed to manipulated the presence or the absence of sleep in a forensically relevant memory task
The Evolution of Sonic Communication
01 Oct 2019Dr Saloni Krishnan gave a talk at the Natural History Museum in London
New staff spotlight: Dr Carl Hodgetts
23 Sept 2019We're excited to introduce Dr Carl Hodgetts, one of our new lecturers
How does the mind work without gravity?
16 Sept 2019Dr Elisa Ferre has published an article in The Conversation discussing the impact of zero gravity on the mind.
New staff spotlight: Dr Tatiana Lau
04 Sept 2019Welcome to one of our new lecturers, Dr Lau!
Brain scans find how we transform written words into meaning
20 Aug 2019New research unlocks the mystery of how readers’ brains transform written words into meanings
New study finds the size of a community group determines how complex grammar can be in a language
17 Jul 2019Academics at Royal Holloway and Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics in the Netherlands have shown that the number of people that speak a language influences how complex its grammar would be.
Being a Brexit remainer or leaver is more psychological than you think!
03 Jul 2019A recent study has found there is more to the simple leave vs remain ideology than first thought and revealed there are actually ten distinct ‘classes’, or ‘types’, of voters.
