Chiara is a research assistant at the University of Edinburgh, who focuses on research interventions to promote safe behaviour in healthcare settings

Project: ScotGov reducing COVID-19 transmission by identifying barriers and avenues to safe behaviours in high-risk workplaces

Waleed is a PhD researcher at the University of Edinburgh researching the role of group processes and social norms in risk-taking at mass gatherings

Project: The role of perceived norms on risk taking at mass gatherings

Rebecca is a final year undergraduate Cognitive Science student at the University of Edinburgh, researching the role of group processes and social norms underlying adherence to COVID-19 guidelines at pilot crowd events.

Project: DCMS Events Research Programme

Nandita is a research assistant exploring barriers to safe evecuations. She is also a recent masters graduate in Psychological Research from the University of Edinburgh with interest in researching intergroup relations and collective action (primarily in religious and political contexts)

Project: Understanding barriers to safe evacuation in environmental emergencies

Oliver earned an MA (Hons) in Psychology at the University of Edinburgh, with a dissertation focusing on collective experiences at trans pride events

Project: DCMS Events Research Programme

Jennifer is studying a MSc in Statistics and Data Science at KU Leuven after graduating from MSc Psychological Research at the University of Edinburgh. She is interested in group processes and social norms in promoting pro-social behaviours through interventions

Projects: DCMS Events Research Programme; Promoting bystander CPR

Klara is a research assistant on the DCMS Events Research Programme. She is also a PhD researcher at Canterbury Christ Church University researching collective action in ‘communist’ Czechoslovakia and leadership

Project: DCMS Events Research Programme

Layla is a fourth year honours student at the University of Edinburgh, researching group processes in evacuations of high-rise buildings in the UK

Project: MHCLG Means of escape in residential buildings

Yizhen (Lisa) is an undergraduate student researcher at the University of Edinburgh, researching group process in evacuations of high-rise buildings in the UK. Her main research interests are group dynamics and collective behaviours

Project: MHCLG Means of escape in residential buildings

Guan is a research assistant on the DCMS Events Research Programme. He is also a research assistant at the University of Sussex, conducting research into behavioural issues around Covid-19 including mutual aid groups, vaccination passports, and large-scale events

Project: DCMS Events Research Programme

Nuria is a PhD researcher at Canterbury Christ Church University, exploring the role of group processes in sustaining collective action towards socio-political change

Project: DCMS Events Research Programme

Alice is an undergraduate student at the University of Edinburgh, currently working on a dissertation project about utilising the social identity approach to improve responses to cyclone evacuation warnings in Bangladesh

Project: Understanding public responses to cyclone evacuation warnings in Bangladesh

Eilidh is an undergraduate psychology student at the University of Edinburgh, researching the role of religious beliefs and information level on public responses to natural disasters in Bangladesh

Project: Understanding public responses to cyclone evacuation warnings in Bangladesh

Jenny is a 4th year undergraduate Psychology student at the University of Edinburgh, currently undertaking her dissertation in the role of group processes and how they influence public adherence to COVID-19 guidance.

Project: DCMS Events Research Programme

Jean is a research assistant on the ScotGov Reducing COVID-19 project. She is also a research assistant with the Resuscitation Research Group, University of Edinburgh. Her research focuses on the barriers and facilitators to COVID-safe behaviours in healthcare settings and the impact of social norms on attitudes towards bystander CPR

Projects: Reducing COVID-19 transmission in healthcare settings by identifying barriers and avenues to safe behaviours in high-risk workplaces; Promoting bystander CPR

Eve is a research assistant at the University of Edinburgh with a keen interest in identity, relationships, and health and well-being

Project: Reducing COVID-19 transmission by identifying barriers and avenues to safe behaviours in high-risk workplaces

Selin is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of St Andrews. Her research focuses on understanding how working-class and minority ethnic groups form post-disaster justice campaigns overcome social and systemic injustices

Projects: Understanding the dynamics between police and environmental protestors around COP26; The social psychology of community organizing following the Grenfell Tower fire of 2017

Yasemin is a research assistant on the DCMS Events Research Programme. She is also a PhD candidate at the University of St Andrews, whose research focuses on the group-processes involved in mobilization and effective leadership that attracts people to populism

Project: DCMS Events Research Programme

Kirsty is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Edinburgh, specialising in research interventions to promote safe behaviour in healthcare settings

Project: Reducing COVID-19 transmission by identifying barriers and avenues to safe behaviours in high-risk workplaces