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Media

Several research projects that I devised and supervised attracted media interest and I’ve always enjoyed explaining scientific concepts to interested audiences. I’ve spoken on BBC local radio many times and also appeared on the 'Today' programme, and 'Science in Action'. 

 

I was interviewed on BBC 'Breakfast' about altruism, and also took part in ‘The Love Lab’ for BBC’s The One Show. 

 

I featured in an edition of the BBC Horizon - ‘What's the Problem with Nudity?’ and was interviewed by Jo Brand for her BBC 4 documentary 'On Kissing'.

 

I'm a media representative for the British Psychological Society and am always happy to consider requests for media engagements about suitable topics.  

'For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public 

relations, for nature cannot be fooled.'

 

Richard Feynman

Invited Speaking and Commentary

‘Do I really sound like that?’ Why we cringe at hearing our own voices - BBC Bitesize

     BBC Bitesize

Simply pick the best - Times Higher Education

     Times Higher Education

Ovulation hormones make women 'choose clingy clothes' - BBC News Online

     BBC News

'Rosy glow' preferred in females - BBC News Online

     BBC News

‘What's the Problem with Nudity?’ - BBC 2, Horizon

     BBC2, Horizon

‘The Love Lab’ - BBC The One Show; 2 episodes for Valentines week

     The One Show

Commitment phobes can blame genes - BBC News Online

     BBC News

Experts find ‘scaredy-cat’ gene - BBC News Online

     BBC News

Charity ‘makes you feel better’ - BBC News Online

     BBC News

Longer legs 'really are a draw' - BBC News Online 

     BBC News  

‘Generosity “may be in the genes”’ - BBC News Online 

     BBC News 

Macho men 'not seen as good bet' - BBC News Online 

     BBC News 

Partner choice 'shaped by father' - BBC News Online 

     BBC News

Attraction ‘determined by walk’ - BBC News Online 

    BBC News 

How irises ‘reveal personalities’ - BBC News Online 

     BBC News  

Altruistic brain region found - BBC News Online 

     BBC News 

Soundbites - New Scientist

     New Scientist

Security ‘bad news for sex drive’ - BBC News Online 

     BBC News

Big Brother eyes ‘boost honesty’ - BBC News Online 

     BBC News 

Fertility sparks male rivalry - BBC News Online 

     BBC News 

Sex cues ruin men’s decisiveness - BBC News Online 

     BBC News

Why good dancers are attractive - BBC News Online 

     BBC News 

Sea view helps cut stress levels - BBC News Online 

     BBC News

Stressful deadlines boost heart attack risk - New Scientist

     New Scientist

Downsizing raised risk of death in workers - New Scientist

     New Scientist

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