Are you currently in a romantic relationship ? We are recruiting participants aged 18+ who are currently in a monogamous relationship of at least 6 months for an online research study exploring coercive control and…
We invite you to participate in a simple detection task, where you will be asked to respond, by pressing a button, to signals in two different senses (vision and audition). While you complete this task, we will record…
Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Online via Microsoft Teams Interested in entrepreneurship but not sure where good ideas actually come from? Every startup, project and innovative solution begins with…
This study is being conducted as part of my PhD project in the School of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of St Andrews Have you ever wondered why people prefer one eye over the other when performing…
Are you currently a medical student? We are recruiting participants aged 18+ who are currently medical students at the University of St Andrews to trial a medical ethics education tool built to assist in-classroom…
Are you currently in a romantic relationship ? We are recruiting participants aged 18+ who are currently in a monogamous relationship of at least 6 months for an online research study exploring coercive control and…
We are looking for media on the theme of Resilient Futures to publish alongside our written pieces. In the past we have accepted poetry, photography, art installations and more. Check out previous editions on our…
Please join us at the Stage/601, The Student’s Association, from 12:30-5pm on Wednesday 4th November 2026 This conference aims to highlight and celebrate the award-winning Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP)…
The theme for this edition of the Irvine Atlas is Resilient Futures! In this issue of the Irvine Atlas, we aim to highlight the resilience of existing structures and policies and how these can impact our future. In the…
This study is being conducted as part of my PhD project in the School of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of St Andrews Have you ever wondered why people prefer one eye over the other when performing…