Our seminars explore a wide selection of topics and feature guests from a range of different backgrounds.

All seminars take place in 10 West, Room 1.10 on our University of Bath campus at 12.15pm to 1.05pm, unless otherwise stated.

Upcoming seminars

We will add details about new seminars to this page soon. Please check regularly for updates.

Previous seminars

• Dr Joanna McHugh Power (Maynooth University) — Loneliness: Theory, definition, and implications for public health
• Yu Shuang Gan (University of Bath) — Would you choose alternative meat? A PhD project on the imagination, choice, and cooking of alternative meat
• Jamie Chapman (University of Bath) — Prevalence and experience of clinical and subclinical eating disorders in elite male athletes
• Bihui Jin, University of Bath — Intrapersonal and interpersonal effects of awe: A contextual perspective
• Dr Ali Khatibi Tabatabaei, University of Bath — Cognitive bias modification for managing chronicity in pain
• Sarah Bennett, King's College London — Tailoring therapy: How modular approaches can enhance mental health care for children and young people
• Professor Ayse Uskul, University of Sussex — Honor in the Mediterranean region and beyond: Implications for self-related, cognitive, and interpersonal processes
• Professor Mike Quayle, University of Limerick — How are social issue attitudes (e.g. about vaccines; climate etc.) absorbed into social identities? Social identity networks and identity compression in social information systems
• Darja Wischerath, University of Bath — How conspiracy narratives enable violence
• Professor Louise Arseneault, King's College London — A gateway to thousands of datasets from across the world: The Atlas of Longitudinal Datasets
• Dr Emma Soneson, University of Oxford — Understanding the role of school-based mental health support within adolescents’ wider networks of care
• Dr Jon Roozenbeek, King's College London — “Bad Bot” apocalypse: the online manipulation economy and how to disrupt it
• Dr Emily Rempel, University of Liverpool — How to put trustworthiness into practice: Case Studies from the Liverpool City Region Civic Data Cooperative
• Professor Tracey Wade, Flinders University — Broadening our perspectives on early intervention in eating disorders
• Dr Steve Westlake, University of Bath — The power of leading by example on climate change
• Professor Tim Smith, University of the Arts London — The attentional theory of cinematic continuity
• Dr Tamsin Newlove-Delgado, University of Exeter — Children and Adolescent Mental Health: Public Health Aspects
• Professor Ellen Townsend, University of Nottingham — Mental Health: Self harm
• Professor Alison Heppenstall, University of Glasgow — Agent-Based Modeling for Understanding Urban Complexity
• Dr Charles Ogunbode, University of Nottingham — Climate justice now! Examining public understanding of climate justice and the implications of climate justice beliefs for action and policy support