Lovely to catch up with old friends and new Amer Soc of Crim #ASCPhilly23 Scott(ie) Jacques Dr. Carmen-Silva Sergiou Isabel Thielmann JLVG MPI-CSL, Freiburg ICRFP. Excited for our pres today on #VR + offending behaviour w Patrick McClanahan, PhD Dr. Carmen-Silva Sergiou Zarah Vernham

Great turnout at our first ICRFP seminar organised by Gadda Salhab! We heard about interesting research projects from our new PhD students and welcomed them to our amazing department. Next seminar is taking place December 7th at 4pm and will be open to all - stay tuned.

Professor Claire Nee leaving doo!! What a great night 🍻Claire Nee 🇮🇪💙 ICRFP UoP Faculty of Science & Health

Newer models of emotion are needed to study offending. ‘Interdisciplinary’ crim journals said this was too psychological 😳. Adding some awesome criminologists to help spread the word ⁦Shadd Maruna⁩ ⁦𝕍𝕠𝕝𝕜𝕒𝕟 𝕋𝕠𝕡𝕒𝕝𝕝𝕚⁩ ⁦MPI-CSL, Freiburg⁩ ⁦ tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Are you a musician or do you work within the music industry? If yes, please take 5 minutes to take part in this super important research exploring your experiences of mental health (see here: tonicmusic.co.uk/research) #mentalhealth #music #TonicRider University of Portsmouth Tonic Music for Mental Health

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🚨Register now🚨 🔬Join us on 25th April 2024, 4-6pm BST for "The Science of Face Memory in Forensic Contexts". Listen to our 5 expert speakers covering topics ranging from face composites to face matching and recognition tasks. 🔗Register here: port-ac-uk.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Cannot wait to listen to this. The legend of offender decision making research that is Professor Richard Wright and one of the founding members of ICRFP !!!Love you Richard ❤️❤️ UMSL_CCJ

This week is Mental Health Awareness week 2024. #mentalhealth #MentalHealthAwareness #mentalhealthmatters

Thank you very much to @hellishnee for your public lecture on the Virtual Burglary Project. Our Centre for Forensic and Investigative Psychology was absolutely delighted to host your fascinating and informative talk.

Thank you, Luke, for all your hard work & bringing PsychSoc back to life following the pandemic. You promoted a sense of belonging and created a fun, inclusive community amongst our student cohorts @uop_psychology ! Now those you pass it down to can continue your great work! 😊👍

Today our @uop_psychology colleagues are enjoying the internal ICRFP Research Afternoon. The main focus is on sex offender research, prevention and assessment. First half of the event with great talks from our very own Hannah Bolt, Sarah Paquette, and Claire Nee 🇮🇪💙 ✨

Finishing off our ICRFP Research afternoon with two more interesting talks from our very own Zarah Vernham and our esteemed guest Patrice Renaud. And a big thanks to Zarah Vernham for organizing this special event 👏

A great evening to end a successful research day talking about sex offender research, offender expertise, and virtual reality. Thank you Patrice for visiting us in Portsmouth! ICRFP @uop_psychology Claire Nee 🇮🇪💙 Hannah Bolt Gary Dalton Sarah Paquette Renan Saraiva

Come and check out Emily Ribbons’s talk today in Auditorium 6, Session 9 (starting at 3pm) on „Using Individuation to Enhance Collaborative Recall in Intelligence Investigations“ 🔎

First oral conference presentation completed for these two and I am one proud supervisor! 🥹 I may not have been able to attend, but luckily I have my spies 😉 Excellent work Emily Ribbons & Hannah Bolt, I hear you both did amazingly! #EAPL2024 @uop_psychology ICRFP

Awesome! 🤩🥳 Well Done Lina Hillner (she/her)!

Dr Claire Nee's Virtual Burglary Project featured on this week's #MaximumSecurity episode with Dominic Littlewood. The University of Portsmouth team is using the latest technology to prevent #burglaries. Watch here: bbc.in/3yJUvjD BBC iPlayer BBC Claire Nee 🇮🇪💙 ICRFP #VR

With many thanks to my co-authors Lucy Akehurst Zarah Vernham and Lorraine Hope I’m very please to share that our latest paper exploring cognitive load for investigative interviewers has been published onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ac…

A great opportunity to join the School of Psychology, Sport and Health Sciences at the University of Portsmouth as a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Psychology/Forensic Psychology. Further details can be found here: mss.port.ac.uk/ce0732li_webre… Please reach out if you have any questions