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Centres & groups

Environmental Risk (E-Risk) Longitudinal Twin Study

E-Risk study, now in its third decade, follows the lives of 2232 twins born in 1994-95 in England and Wales. The study builds knowledge about how environmental and genetic factors shape behaviors, attitudes and health.
Environmental Risk (E-Risk) Longitudinal Twin Study

The Emotional Development, Interventions and Treatment (EDIT) Lab

The EDIT lab is led by Prof Thalia Eley and consists of post doctoral researchers, PhD students, and both undergraduate and masters students. We study genetic and environmental influences on the development and treatment of anxiety and depression. We are based at the SGDP Centre at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, King’s College London.
The Emotional Development, Interventions and Treatment (EDIT) Lab

eLIXIR, Born in South London

Addressing relationships between maternal and child physical health and investigating interactions with mental health
eLIXIR, Born in South London

Researching Emotional Disorders and Development Lab

The Researching Emotional Disorders and Development (REDD) Lab is a research group led by Dr Jennifer Lau. We study typical and atypical development of emotional and social behaviour across childhood and adolescence. We focus on why some young people experience more difficulties during this period than others

Researching Emotional Disorders and Development Lab

Epilepsy

Our goal is understanding the different forms of epilepsy and developing new ways to treat this potentially devastating disease. We work to understand the underlying causes of human epilepsies, from faults in specific cell types, to changes across brain circuits.

Epilepsy

Experimental And Social Psychology Research Group (EASY)

Our research predominantly takes an experimental approach to address questions of relevance to cognitive and social psychology. With a strong focus on experimental design to identify causal relationships our work addresses questions relating to social cognition, imitation, empathy, theory of mind, emotion, motivations, decision making, and learning.

Experimental And Social Psychology Research Group (EASY)