New resources on British Muslims
CREST has published a series of new resources giving an overview of Muslims and Islam in the UK. These resources include a full report…
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Sikh Activism in Britain: Narratives and Issues
A new CREST guide by Dr Jasjit Singh looks at the narratives and issues which lead Sikhs in Britain to participate in publicly visible…
CREST Roundup: February 2018
This is a roundup of what CREST has been up to in February. You can stay up-to-date with all our work by signing up…
New resources on organisational change and insider threat
CREST has published a series of resources from our project into organisational change and insider threat. These resources, and a full project report, are…
PhD opportunity – Verbal-Nonverbal Behaviour, Integration and Cooperation
Applications are invited for a 3 year PhD studentship in the Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats (CREST), based in Psychology at…
PhD opportunity – The Dynamics of Learning and Communication in Transnational Militant Groups
Applications are invited for a 3 year PhD studentship in the Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats (CREST), based in Politics, Philosophy…
CSR, Issue 7: Transitions
The latest issue of CREST Security Review (CSR) is out today, focusing on ‘transitions’. From helping extremists reintegrate back into society, to looking at…
What do sources mean when they say ‘I don’t know’?
A series of posters by CREST Researcher Lorraine Hope illustrate examples of what sources might mean when they say, ‘I don’t know’ or ‘I…
CREST Roundup: January 2018
This is a roundup of what CREST has been up to in January. You can stay up-to-date with all our work by signing up…
BASS18 Conference call open!
CREST, the Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats, is inviting submissions for a three-day international conference in Lancaster, UK. We are delighted…
Call for Science Writers on Security Threats
We are looking to add to CREST’s pool of science writers, particularly with expertise in social sciences, psychology, computer science and other related topics…
How expedition teams can aid understanding of teamwork in extreme environments
Psychologists are working with professional adventurers to find out how teams cope with a 500-mile Arctic expedition in temperatures of minus 60C. The results…