A big thanks to all our speakers at our latest webinar, which focused on exploring new approaches to safety campaigning, with discussions on motorcycle and water safety initiatives. Our expert…
Melanie Arana on Jul 10, 2024
I recently attended Cancer Research UK’s Early Diagnosis Conference in Birmingham. I boarded my train back to London with mixed emotions. Energised by the possibilities that emerging data, new insight…
Phillipa Williams on Jun 19, 2024
A big thanks to all our speakers at our latest behaviour change briefing webinar – Cancer Prevention in Focus – in which we explored whether the NHS can still achieve…
Melanie Arana on Apr 26, 2024
It’s 20 years since I last saw Prof Sir Michael Marmot speak. The first time left quite a mark on me and I’ve followed his work most of…
Ian Fannon on Feb 21, 2024
Just over four months into my time at Claremont, I’ve learnt a lot about behaviour change, behavioural science and everything in between. And one thing I’ve learnt is that everyone…
Francesca Butcher on Jun 9, 2023
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
“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
Have you seen Squid Game on Netflix? I’ll wait. It’s a visual and narratory masterpiece (excluding the last twenty minutes, which lack the ‘je ne sais squid’ of the preceding…
Mikaela Green on Oct 7, 2021
