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Could this monster help you overcome anxiety?
In 2017, Ninja Theory, advised by Cambridge academic Professor Paul Fletcher, took the gaming world by storm with Hellblade, which accurately depicted psychosis. Now the company has…
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Gnodde Goldman Sachs Professor of Neuroinformatics appointed
Cambridge neuroscientist and psychologist Dr Duncan Astle is the first inaugural Gnodde Goldman Sachs Professor of Neuroinformatics within the Department of Psychiatry. The professorship is possible thanks…
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New research centre puts people at the heart of AI
We have launched a new research centre dedicated to exploring the possibilities of a world shared by both humans and machines with AI The Centre…
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ARC EoE wins funding to boost dementia research careers
The next generation of researchers investigating how to improve services and care for people living with dementia will benefit from increased funding to develop their careers. …
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My Refugee Story
Adisa Broadhurst, our Education Supervisor and Wellbeing Advocate shares her experience as a refugee escaping Yugoslavia and coming to Cambridge “The year was 1992. Exactly 30…
Elijah Mak wins Silver prize Rising Star award
Elijah Mak has won the Silver prize Rising Star award at the International Lewy Body Dementia Conference Elijah is a post-doctoral researcher investigating the interplay between…
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Researcher Spotlight
It was heartbreaking to see children known as ‘spirit children‘ abandoned.
These children likely had an intellectual disability, autism or some sort of congenital or neurodevelopmental disorder.
Kwabena Kusi-Mensah
Dr Kwabena Kusi-Mensah is a Commonwealth Scholar and PhD StudentArt and Research
Sound and vision: A collaboration between service users, artists and the public to explore the lived experience of hallucinations
My Refugee Story
Adisa Broadhurst, our Education Supervisor and Wellbeing Advocate shares her experience as a refugee escaping Yugoslavia and coming to Cambridge
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