Announcements

A virtual reality film, based on research co-investigated by Professor Danaë Stanton Fraser, has premiered at one of the oldest film festivals in the world

Tamsyn Hawken, Dr Tara Cheetham and Dr Vangelis Katsampouris have each co-authored a chapter in the new Cambridge Handbook of Psychology, Health and Medicine.

Clinical Research Psychologist Rachel Hiller co-authored a self-help guide for parents who have children experiencing sleep problems.

The UK Society for Behavioural Medicine presented Dr Taylor the award in recognition of her work on the benefits of smoking cessation for mental health.

Dr Emma Griffith was recognised for her research into improving engagement into substance use treatment.

Dr Teuni ten Brink has won the PhD dissertation prize from the Dutch Association for Neuropsychology.

The Virtual Realities - Immersive Documentary Encounters project is looking to commission three virtual reality works and is inviting applications.

The research team met in Bogota to discuss findings on the effectiveness of tobacco health warnings in Colombia and planned future research.

Hope's research focuses on parents who have experienced something traumatic, and who may have developed post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of that.

Researchers from Bath's Centre for Pain Research contributed seminars, presentations and posters to the British Pain Society Annual Scientific Meeting.