Lab Meetings

  • Lab meetings are a great way to be introduced to the most current work being conducted in specific fields of Psychology. Each week, a researcher will present and discuss and article, or their own study or proposal. This is a good chance to get to know more academics, and get more used to thinking scientifically.

    All you have to do is listen!

  • FORENSIC & FACE LAB

    PROF. RICHARD KEMP

    DR. DAVID WHITE

    At our weekly lab meetings, held on Thursdays from 4 to 5pm, you will get to hear from lab members, including post-docs, PhDs, honours, masters and undergraduate students, and the occasional guest from another university about their research in Forensic Psychology and Face Identification. Occasionally we also run skill development workshops which provide opportunities to learn and observe important, practical research skills.

    Those interested in attending lab meetings should contact Dr James Dunn (j.d.dunn@unsw.edu.au) to find out the current lab meeting room and schedule

  • BEHAVIOURAL LAB

    PROF. RICK RICHARDSON

    The majority of the work discussed in the lab involves studies of non-human animals in memory, fear, anxiety and an emphasis on changes across development.

    Lab meetings run most weeks on Tuesdays 10-11AM in 927 Mathews. Presentations vary from discussions of recent articles as a group, occasional guest speakers to presentation of recently collected data.

    If you would be interested in attending, please contact me for more details.

    r.richardson@unsw.edu.au

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