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Dr Saloni Krishnan gave a talk at the Natural History Museum in London
We're excited to introduce Dr Carl Hodgetts, one of our new lecturers
Dr Elisa Ferre has published an article in The Conversation discussing the impact of zero gravity on the mind.
Welcome to one of our new lecturers, Dr Lau!
New research unlocks the mystery of how readers’ brains transform written words into meanings
Academics 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.
A 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.
Meet one of our new Lecturers!
A new study led by Royal Holloway, aims to help young adults born with HIV, to share their status with their friends, family and partners.
On July 5th, we host the SERNS Research and Practice Meeting which brings together researchers and practitioners to maximise the impact of research on practice within schools.