More Division of Psychology and Language Sciences news

Every year the Dean recognises the top postgraduate students, in terms of academic performance, from across the Faculty.

Researchers in the Division of Psychology and Language Sciences have revealed that our brains process the voices of people we know well differently to those we are unfamiliar with.

UCL researchers and other academics have shared new recommendations to improve mental health support for children in care at a Parliamentary event.

The Bencie Woll Prize celebrates exceptional research in British Sign Language (BSL) linguistics. Open to researchers with work published in the last two years, this prize highlights the value of inno

Professor Tali Sharot, Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience in the UCL Division of Psychology and Language Sciences has been awarded a prestigious Wellcome Discovery Award.

Researchers at the UCL Division of Psychology and Language Sciences find that measures used to assess cognition during menopause are often inadequate and highlight the need for an outcome measure of subjective cognition designed for people transitioning through menopause.

Brain Awareness Week is the global campaign to foster enthusiasm and support for brain science. From mental health to neurodegenerative diseases, from AI-driven diagnostics to new treatments for neuro

UCL has renewed its partnership with the Max Planck Society, extending the Max Planck UCL Centre for Computational Psychiatry and Ageing Research until 2030.

New research led by UCL and seven partner organisations will assess the effectiveness of digital and talking therapies for anxiety and depression.

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UCL researchers will receive £8.1m in funding to embark on cutting edge research to help overcome neurodegenerative diseases.

A total of 22 academics from the UCL Faculty of Brain Sciences have been identified in Clarivate’s annual ‘Highly Cited Researchers List’ 2024.

Professor Courtenay Norbury, Vice Dean for Research in the UCL Faculty of Brain Sciences has been appointed to the REF 2029 People, Culture and Environment pilot panel

UCL neuroscientists propose a new research framework to improve our understanding of the human brain