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Brian has published on the anthropology of religion, conceptions of the self and on herbalism in Malawi.
Alexander’s current research looks at conflict and identity in East-Central Europe and the concept of total war.
Dr Rachel Falconer’s appointments to a series of leading global platforms place Goldsmiths at the centre of critical conversations at the intersection of art, technology and innovation.
Category: News. Menu. Posted on. 10th April 2019. AuthorIn mid-April 2019 Natasa Ganea, a PhD student in Goldsmiths InfantLab, will be going to Chuo University in Tokyo, Japan for 6 weeks. Thanks to funding from the Economic and Social Research
Our MPhil/PhD programme in computer science offers you the opportunity to participate fully in the highly interdisciplinary research environment of the School of Computing and of Goldsmiths as a whole.
Day: December 14, 2018. Menu. Posted on. 14th December 2018. AuthorEmily Peachthong, EUSA intern from Boston Univeristy. Being an intern here at the InfantLab at Goldsmiths University of Â鶹¹ÙÍø has been an extremely unique experience for me. Not
Day: November 28, 2018. Menu. Posted on. 28th November 2018. AuthorOur former members, Dr. Giulia Orioli and Professor Andy Bremner, have recently published a paper on babies being able to make sense of multisensory cue combinations specifying
Day: November 9, 2018. Menu. Posted on. 9th November 2018. AuthorAll over the world, when people talk to babies we all use a very similar tone of voice. We raise our pitch and change our intonation in ways that sounds happier and more excited.
Day: November 1, 2018. Menu. Posted on. 1st November 2018. AuthorFor adults, certain types of music are almost always experienced as uplifting or even joyful. Others are sad or conjure up a fearful situation. Research shows that adults from a many
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