Talk by A/P Gabriel Tan on 27 Sept 2011 (1600 hrs) on “Using Hypnosis to Treat Chronic Low Back Pain”
Date: 27.09.2011 Time: 16:00 Venue: AS7, Seminar Room B Content: see below Title: Using Hypnosis to Treat Chronic Low Back… read more
Talk by Maria Kozhevnikov on 6 Sept 2011 (1600 hrs) on “Temperature and EEG changes during g-tummo meditation: Legend and reality”
Date: 6.09.2011 (Tuesday) Time: 16:00 Venue: Seminar Room B, AS7-01-17 Speaker: Maria Kozhevnikov Title: Temperature and EEG changes during g-tummo… read more
Dr. Stephen Lim receives 2011 NUS-Japan Scientist Exchange Programme Scholarship
Dr. Stephen Lim, who joined the NUS Department of Psychology as a Lecturer in July 2010, recently competed for and… read more
Statistical consultation for honors thesis
Dear students, Psychology is an empirical science and statistical analysis is widely used to empirically test research hypotheses. Students doing… read more
Talk by Derek Isaacowitz on 23 Aug 2011 (1700 hrs) on “From Looking to Feeling and Doing: The View from the Study of Aging”
Date: 23.08.2011 (Tuesday) Time: 17:00 Venue: Seminar Room B, AS7-01-17 Speaker: Derek Isaacowitz (Brandeis University) Title: From Looking to Feeling… read more
Psychology Camp ’11: In Operation
Psychology Camp ’11: In Operation concluded in July with satisfied faces, newfound friendships and lasting memories. The 4D3N camp serves… read more
New Staff: John Davison, O’Dhaniel Mullette-Gillman, & Gabriel Tan
John Davison John has recently joined the Psychology Department on a teaching-track position for the Clinical Psychology MSc program. He… read more
Commencement 2011 and Psychology Graduation Tea
July 9 2011 marked Commencement Day for our graduating psychology majors. To celebrate this milestone in our graduates’ lives, staff… read more
Beta NUS Libraries Portal for mobile devices
About 2 weeks ago, we revealed the beta version of our new portal. Since then, many of you have… read more
Central Library Highlights: New Psychology Titles
New psychology books come in every week at the Central Library. Subscribe to the Psychology Department blog to be kept… read more