We answer eight key questions about all-things behavioural science… When did ‘behavioural science’ become a thing? The origins of behavioural science are difficult to pinpoint. In some respects, behavioural science…
Mikaela Green on Apr 26, 2023
A big thanks to all our speakers at our latest event – Can AI help change behaviour for social good? in which we explored the intersection of artificial…
Francesca Butcher on Mar 31, 2023
No doubt you’ve been hearing about, if not using, ChatGPT since its launch last November. It certainly landed with a bang – within a week it had one million users,…
Francesca Butcher on Mar 15, 2023
2023 has got off to a flying start at Claremont and we’re looking to expand the team with two important hires. We’re looking for a director and senior consultant to…
Ian Fannon on Feb 7, 2023
Job description: Director Contract type: Permanent – 4 or 5 days per week Reporting to: Managing Director, Ian Fannon Location: Can be predominantly home or office based, but postholder is…
Mikaela Green on Feb 7, 2023
Job description: Senior Consultant Contract type: Initial 12-month contract, with view to permanent (full or part time) Reporting to: Director, Ana Granger Location: Can be predominantly home or office based,…
Mikaela Green on Feb 7, 2023
“All models are wrong, but some are useful”. A quote attributed to the British statistician George Box. When applied to models of behaviour, this quote would suggest that such…
Josef Dillon on Nov 22, 2022
A big thanks to all our speakers at our latest event – From Awareness to Behaviour Change. Our biggest event yet with more than 300 people signing up, we took…
Lucy Proudfoot on Oct 12, 2022
The Lionesses’ 4-0 victory over Sweden in the Euros semi-final marks an exciting moment in women’s sport and is certainly something to be celebrated, even before we reach Sunday’s final.
Emily Rayner on Jul 29, 2022
