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EPS Award Nominations for approval at the AGM in January 2025. Fifty-Fourth Bartlett Lecturer Matthew Botvinick Twenty-Fourth EPS Mid-Career Award Lecturer Elizabeth Jefferies Thirty-Third EPS Prize Lecturer Melissa Fourteenth Frith Prize Lecturer Connor Keating

Eeek! Thrilled to share this news! It's an incredible honor, and I'm deeply grateful for all the support I've received - especially from Jennifer Cook who played a pivotal role in this work! Huge thanks to Experimental Psychology Society, and to Rebecca Brewer for the nomination✨

Thrilled that our article on knowledge, explicit stigma, and implicit biases towards autism across Hong Kong, the UK, and the US is now published #OpenAccess in Autism Journal⭐Was so great working with Yulin Cheng in the UK & Patrick Dwyer on this! 🧵1/6 doi.org/10.1177/136236…

Congratulations to Lydia Hickman , winner of the 2024 BNA Postgraduate Prize! Lydia’s pioneering research explores the complex intersections of Autism Spectrum Disorder and Parkinson’s disease. bna.org.uk/mediacentre/ne… #NeuroscienceAwards #BNAPrizeWinner #WomenInSTEM

So honoured to receive this Prize - a huge thank you to everyone who supported me throughout my PhD (particularly my wonderful supervisors Jennifer Cook and Joe Galea) The Centre for Human Brain Health School of Psychology, University of Birmingham College of Life and Environmental Sciences MIBTP

How do people with mental health conditions experience bodily signals? 🧠🫀🫁 Our (Gabriel Mackie) new paper in eClinicalMedicine explores lived experiences and patient priorities for interoception research. 🧵1/n sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

🎉 New paper alert! 🧠 The velocity-curvature power law is one of the 'kinematic laws of nature' (Flash 2021), a 'fundamental law of human control' (Zago et al. 2016), and one of the 'kinematic regularities' (Frith & Frith 2023) thought to underlie all biological motion. 1/9

To address this, we reviewed the literature in our new open access paper "Biological kinematics: a detailed review of the velocity-curvature power law calculation". 🎉 published today in Experimental Brain Research! link.springer.com/article/10.100… #PsychSciSky 3/9

Congratulations to our #INSAR2025 Awardees Dissertation: Dr. Grant Bruno (University of Alberta) Dr. Connor Keating (University of Oxford) Early Career Investigator: Dr. Charlotte Pretzsch (King’s College) Dr. Teddy Cheung (SickKids)

Congratulations to Connor Keating for winning the Dissertation Award from the International Society for Autism Research! A fantastic achievement👏 Connor Keating International Society for Autism Research, INSAR #INSAR2025 psy.ox.ac.uk/news/connor-ke…

I am incredibly honoured (& shocked) to receive the Best PhD Dissertation Award from INSAR! This work wouldn’t exist without amazing mentors, colleagues, lived experience experts and participants! Special thanks to Jennifer Cook for her mentorship- I feel so grateful and lucky

Congratulations to Connor Keating for winning the International Society for Autism Research Dissertation Award

Congratulations Lydia on winning the BNA postgrad award

New paper out today: A cross-cultural examination of bi-directionalmentalising in autistic and non-autistic adults rdcu.be/elVWE

Funded PhD opportunity with Prof Sarah-Jayne Blakemore and I, at Cambridge. We are looking for someone interested in developmental science, to start in the coming academic year. Please share it with anyone you think might be interested (see details attached 😁). drive.google.com/file/d/1RIvgoU…

PhD studentship available in developmental cognitive neuroscience, in Cambridge - please publicise

A bit about our work on dopamine, Parkinson's and autism: cordis.europa.eu/article/id/458…

Dopamine, Parkinson’s and autism | Brain2Bee Project | European Commission EU Research Results cordis.europa.eu/article/id/458…

We'll be doing a sneak peek of our new science-art collaboration with Galway artist Catherine Fleming at the Come to Campus Community Festival birmingham.ac.uk/events/the-exc… via Uni of Birmingham

"High rates of Parkinson’s Disease diagnosis in the autistic population: true co-occurrence or a product of overlapping traits?" sciety.org/articles/activ… accepted for publication today. Well done Lydia Hickman. The Centre for Human Brain Health