Department of Psychology

New animal behaviour study lends insight to performance limits of Olympic athletes

Novel mathematical approach could be utilized in physiology and sport

Broad areas of research awarded federal funding

More than a dozen research projects across ULethbridge faculties have received funding

Like human singers, songbirds warm up their voices before a performance

PhD student Juleyska Vazquez Cardona publishes paper on Adelaide's warbler

Regulating body temperature another reason for nocturnal primate births, says new U of L study

Drs. Louise Barrett and Peter Henzi (psychology) offers evidence of another evolutionary factor that favours nocturnal births

Campus Bird Checklist an open invitation to enjoy birding on campus spaces

Master's student Samantha Krause says campus is on migration route for multiple species

U of L professor Dr. Jennifer Mather served as the scientific adviser on Oscar-winning documentary

Dr. Jennifer Mather helped ensure My Octopus Teacher was scientifically accurate

University of Lethbridge researchers find sexual competition isn’t always against only your own gender

Their paper examines when women engage in sexual competition for a man with female rivals, as well as with male rivals

U of L researchers receive nearly $4 million in NSERC Discovery grants

Grants speak to the highly skilled researchers at the U of L and the impact of the work they do

Petition seeks to expand research animal protections in U.S.

Octopus expert Dr. Jennifer Mather is among the Harvard Law School petitioners who ask the National Institutes of Health to include cephalopods among the animals entitled to humane treatment when used in research

Self-isolation works, says University of Lethbridge professor after recovering from COVID-19

Dr. Jennifer Mather has a simple message for everyone about the COVID-19 pandemic — just stay home

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