Collaborations and conversations between a Psychologist and an academic from another discipline…

Antonia Hamilton @antoniahamilton
I collaborate with engineers and theatre directors to study the neuroscience of theatre.

Prof. Sharron Hinchliff @DrSharronH
Sexology, psychiatry, sociology, medicine, nursing (not always at the same time!) to explore healthy ageing within a sexual rights framework

Tom Farsides @TomFarsides
Most recently, I have been working with an anatomist to investigate body donors' concerns.

Catarina @CatarinaAnd1
Health psychology and anyone in functional medicine!

Fernanda Ferreira @fernandaedi
Tons of such collaborations between psychologists and linguists – e.g. @emilynguist and me

Prof Mark Wetherell @drminkster
Just finished a collaboration with some computer scientists at Carnegie Mellon. A few years of explaining each others' disciplines was challenging but taught some valuable lessons about assumptions as well…. Also led to a paper on the effect of socially evaluated multitasking stress on typing rhythms, which is pretty pleasing.

Dr Charlotte Russell @Thetravelpsych
Cultural geographers and tourism academics.

Auxane B. @AuxaneBoch
Psychology and Technology ethics! I know quite a few if you're interested (starting with Anna Baumer and her team).

Damien Lowry @damopamine
Hospital psychology and academic anaesthesiology.
Protocol published (tick)
Data collection complete (tick)
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Manuscript currently under preparation: Effect of perioperative cognitive behavioural therapy on chronic post-surgical pain among breast cancer patients with high pain catastrophising characteristics: protocol for a double-blinded randomised controlled trial. 

Dina Astuti @AnastasiaDinast
I have a longstanding discussion with a colleague who works with the government in the field of terrorism and radical movements.

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