Exciting new research from ALLP! How to present evidence to suspects by Simon Oleszkiewicz Marika Madfors Matthew Jones and Annelies Vredeveldt @anneliesvrede.bsky.social allp.nl/evidence-based…

We have 8 great speakers lined up for our next BUCSIS hosted IPRC national event this October. The theme is on Human Intelligence (HUMINT). Details of how to secure a place added to the Police Knowledge Hub. 120 places taken so far, only 60 available. These events remain FREE.

Great news! We just got founding from the Swedish research council for a six year multidisciplinary research program on oral evidence 🥳#legalpsychology #law #criminology gu.se/nyheter/17-mil…

New paper on tactics used in real police undercover jailhouse interactions: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

How does distinguished interrogators build trust and does it work? Read more about it in our new publication (open access) Christian A. Meissner tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Interested in doing a PhD in legal psychology? Our psych-law team at Åbo Akademi has three open positions!

Less than a week until the application deadline! We have up to three vacant paid four-year PhD-positions in legal psychology. Come work with our amazing team and help develop asylum interviewing and decision-making. Please share! abo.rekrytointi.com/paikat/index.p…

Come join our WEIRD team and work with the fabulous Gabi de Bruïne!

📣 Job alert! Do you have a passion for eyewitness and cross-cultural research? We are looking for an enthusiastic research assistant to join our WEIRD team at VU Criminology! Apply now! Deadline: February 4th Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (inactief) workingat.vu.nl/vacancies/weir…

We are looking for a new RA to support our European Research Council (ERC) team on eyewitness memory in cross-cultural contexts! Would you like to interview participants, code data, assist with writing and much more? Apply before 4 Feb! Amsterdam Laboratory for Legal Psychology VU Criminology werkenbij.vu.nl/vacatures/weir…

If you’re doing research in the behavioural and social sciences on topics related to security, then be sure to submit your abstracts for #BASS24! DEADLINE: 11 March 2024 SUBMIT BELOW: ⬇️ crestresearch.ac.uk/bass24 #SocialScience #Security

Good news! My article on #adaptability received enough downloads to be a #TopDownloadedArticle in the journal Legal & Criminological Psychology.

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Ben jij een masterstudent op zoek naar een stageplek? Gabi de Bruïne zoekt Nederlandssprekende stagiairs voor haar interculturele onderzoek naar emotionele herinneringen! Je interviewt deelnemers over een emotionele gebeurtenis in hun leven VU Criminology allp.nl/nl/dutch-speak…

This week's #workshop is about "Opening the Black Box of International Criminal Investigations: Challenges of Culture and Practice" , with Annelies Vredeveldt @anneliesvrede.bsky.social, Dylan Drenk, Nan Kn and Jack Staniland. iisj.net/en/workshops/o… #iisj #iisl #oñati

And that’s a wrap! The curtain has come down on the 1st ImpleMéndez Summer School after 2 engaging days of discussion & debate in Ljubljana. Thanks to all involved- especially Professor Yvonne Daly, Prof Dave Walsh, Ivar Fishing, Miet Vanderhallen, Simon Oleszkiewicz & Igor Areh for leading the event.

For the afternoon folks: The new #APB issue is out!🎉More importantly, I need YOUR help! Craig Bennell said he'd buy me lunch if I could get more likes and shares than him. Let's show him what we've got! 💪🚀#PoliceResearch #LunchIsOnCraig

Simon Oleszkiewicz and I have a very short overview of evidence disclosure research written for a practitioner audience in the new edition of Applied police briefings - you can see it for free here: appliedpolicebriefings.com/index.php/APB/… There's some really wonderful stuff in this issue!

1/ 🚨 Day 13 of our #APB Winter 2025 spotlight! 🚨 Today’s feature: “Disclosing Evidence in Investigative Interviews: What Can the Research Tell Us and What Does it Mean for Training?” by Simon Oleszkiewicz & Steven Watson! A thread 🧵👇 #InvestigativeInterviewing