The False Memory Archive is a unique art collection which contains hundreds of false memory reports submitted by members of the general population to analyse these reports. In this paper the authors examined whether some of the memories reported in these submissions were better described as nonbelieved memories (NBMs). Furthermore, the researchers investigated the reasons for why people decided that their memory was false and assessed the verification strategies that people used to validate their mental representation.

How can we achieve the UNAIDS goal to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic as a public health threat by 2030?

In this Nudgeathon Associate Professor Dr Jason Ong, Research Fellow at the Melbourne Sexual Health Clinic, Monash University and Professor Daniel Read, Professor of Behavioural Science at the Warwick Business School are leading a team * to investigate how successes in behavioural change from other disciplines may help to address the issue of controlling HIV using behavioural economics.

**Prof. Ivo Vlaev and Dr. Umar Taj from Warwick Business School, Associate Professor Eric Chow and Dr. David Lee from Melbourne Sexual Health Centre

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Researchers from the University of Warwick, Durham University and Free University of Brussels found two chimpanzees performed a duo dance-like behaviour, similar to a conga-line.

A new technique developed by researchers at the University of Warwick uses the latest findings of Artificial Intelligence to detect hypoglycaemic events from raw ECG signals, via wearable sensors.

New research by Sunita Sah and Daniel Read (Warwick) investigates whether people understand that if others (marketers or politicians) withhold information from them, its likely to be bad news for the person from whom the information is being withheld. The short answer is that to a large degree people do not understand this. Useful to know the next time you come to restaurant that has not posted its hygiene rating on the door.

Professor Nick Chater asks why people don't rise up against dictatorial regimes.

A study of 34,000 people by Warwick researchers finds our memory is significantly affected by pollution.