Why people hold distorted beliefs about themselves

Does rapid research come at a hefty price?

Professor G Neil Martin, Regent's Research Integrity Advisor and a psychologist, casts a critical eye over science’s response to COVID-19.

Called to act: Black trans rights matter

June is Pride month. But this year, it’s Pride month with a difference. The pandemic has cancelled the parades and, at the same time, the killing of George Floyd has illuminated the fact that racism is everywhere, playing out interpersonally and systemically with fatal consequences.

Brand guru David Gluckman visits Regent’s

Branding genius David Gluckman visited Regent’s on Monday night to discuss his successful 40-year career working in the drinks industry.

Regent’s Professor studies impact of COVID-19 on student wellbeing

The latest research published by Joanne Lusher, Professor at Regent’s University London, studies the Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on students’ sleep patterns, sexual activity, screen use, and food intake.

DPsych student wins award at the International Meaning Conference

Congratulations to fourth year DPsych student, Ute Liersch, who won the Student-Practitioner Award at the International Meaning Conference (IMEC) 2019.

An Open Access first for Regent’s

While the world is turning to open access research as the norm for publishing research, Regent’s University London Professor of Psychology, G Neil Martin, has struck a University first.

LGBT people failed by selective media response to Orlando

Psychology expert Professor Martin Milton says that some media outlets referred to the Orlando shootings solely as a terrorist attack, rather than also addressing their anti-LGBT focus.

Chris Robus