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Bi visibility matters. I've written a book about the culture, history, & science of bisexuality and here's some reasons why (a thread for #bivisibilityday). 🩷💜💙

Happy Bi Visibility Day 🥳 If you want to know more about the history, culture and science of bisexuality Dr Julia Shaw, Sofie Hagen, Rami Tzabar and I made a mini podcast series about it. It’s fun, factual and gets verrrry personal ⬇️ bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0c…

What actually happens in our brains when we form a memory? Dr. Julia Shaw explains on the Curious Minds podcast bit.ly/45nvKEC #psychology Dr Julia Shaw UCL #neuroscience Dr Julia Shaw

My first book, The Memory Illusion, is now also out in Korean! I always love seeing the different covers. It's called Hội chứng ký ức giả. 😊 tiki.vn/hoi-chung-ky-u…

Super proud of my #exclusive interview with Dr Julia Shaw for @tyla about the impact that fictionalised true crime dramas - specifically Netflix's Menendez series - could have upon viewers' perceptions of murder and sentencing 📺

Our annual international bisexuality research conference starts tomorrow! Register here for a weekend full of fantastic bisexuality+ research: eventbrite.ca/e/2024-interna… Be sure to share your experiences at the conference with the hashtag #IBRC2024

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We need a new term. I call it "intellectual compersion" Definition: delight from seeing someone else learn, think, or understand something new I feel this all the time as a science communicator. 🥰 Thoughts?

"The most subversive thing you can do with a bad character is you make them funny”, Ben Richards told me. He is a screenwriter, known for dramas like Spooks, Cobra, & Showtrial. We spoke on Bad People about how he writes a “bad” character in fiction. bbc.co.uk/programmes/art…

Looking for a criminal psychology phd to do a 2 hour interview for a TV documentary series I'm working on, on 6/7 Nov in London on the topic of intimate partner violence / homicide. It's a paid gig. Anyone free and interested? Tag anyone you think would be a good fit!

Mostly active on Instagram. Follow me there for regular content on criminal psychology. Same handle as here!

This week’s CrowdScience is a strange one. We visit a small seaside town in Belgium to find out if the sunlight shining on a listener’s flat has moved 🧐 We bother a physicist, a geologist, a structural engineer & Dr Julia Shaw, to find the answer. bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3…