The Centre for the Study of Global Ethics @unibirmingham. Tweeting about all things ethics, especially gender, mental health, bioethics, justice, climate, war.
You can now listen to the second episode of our student-led Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Podcast with Jasmeet Kaur, Yiqi Wang & special guest Susie Clark who will be discussing 'Is a migraine really a head ache?' @ https://t.co/yR5AZqt8t1
Super pleased that together with my good friend and partner in @Cons_Path crime @annaichino I will be guest editing this special issue of Review of Philosophy and Psychology on Conspiratorial Ideation and Psychopathology. Deadline: 30th June 2023! https://t.co/LRNclScdqd
Do you remember when you joined Twitter? We do! Ethics at Birmingham was born 12 years ago! Thanks for following us and supporting us all this time 🥳🎉#MyTwitterAnniversary
Are you a researcher interested in workplace mental health? Come and work with @PsychMarwaha and I at @UoB_SoP@IMH_UoB on the @mhpp_mids project. TWO research posts are now available! Apply for the full-time post here: https://t.co/uKsOIqT3Mp 1/2/
Join us on 14 Nov at 13:00 for the next IMH Webinar with @ClaraBergen An analysis of video-recorded psychosocial assessments, patient interviews, medical records, and discharge letters. Find out more and register to attend https://t.co/jx6NzxWLn0
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Great presentation from @Ema_SB@QEDcon#QEDcon on 1 Factor vs 2 Factor explanation for clinical delusion. I think her 1 Factor view is a more ethical framing and offers better opportunity for progress.
On the blog today, @RRitunnano discusses a new paper with colleagues which is a systematic review of the nature and #meaning of #delusions 🧠
https://t.co/JPUOCgFX4a
🚨Funding call!🚨 Thanks to the generous funding we have received from the Wellcome Trust, the Renewing Phenomenological Psychopathology Team warmly invite you to apply for our International Exchange Fellowship: https://t.co/Eqs29xQxDc
It's really awesome to see your work be thought about and discussed by others. In this blog post @JulianBaggini considers whether my ideas about confabulation mean that we can think of it more as a feature than a bug of our social lives. I like it!
Lovely to see that #confabulation is finally getting a better press among philosophers (thanks to @kmurphyhollies's excellent work). If you want to know more, @SophieStams and I co-edited an entire special issue of Topoi on the topic (all open access🔓) https://t.co/0RI2C3SKOm
*2 year postdoc* available in the @MSNlab in the @CHBH, @UoB_CDS & @IMH_UoB. We are looking for someone, ideally with neuroimaging experience, who is interested in understanding the mechanisms underlying motivation. 1/ Job advert:
https://t.co/kYEE7OfoiG