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Shakespeare's Astronomy

Amongst all his astronomical allusions, Shakespeare demonstrates a deep knowledge of the night sky and its movements, including the new Copernican world-view. What can we learn of Elizabethan astronomy and Shakespeare's knowledge of it from the plays?

The Growth of London as a Port from Roman to Medieval Times

How might the study of the first 1,500 years of London's port history (encapsulating profound changes ranging from location, infrastructure and technology to variations in river levels) help when making predictions for the future?

Changing Minds and Changing Risk

Professor Gwen Adshead looks at the risks factors and the common types of violence, within the context of treatment and therapy issues

The effects of parenting on conduct disorder

Professor Gwen Adshead discusses some of the environmental factors contributing...

Paedophilia: What we know and what we don’t know about it

How many people out there have fantasies? Are such fantasies...

Violent Mind: “I don’t want to be in a group with people like me”

Real-life examples of the way perpetrators of violent crimes think...

Violent Mind: Who am I? How do I change my violent mind?

Can violent offenders give up offending? Can they change?

Violent Mind: Does it make sense to ‘treat’ a crime?

Professor Gwen Adshead explains the role of psychiatry in treating...

Violent Mind: Secure sense of self and the role of parents

Can a child remain immune to their parents’ insecurities?

Violent Mind: Development of anti-social mind

Professor Gwen Adshead explains how an anti-social mind develops.