Centre for Behavioural Science

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We unite experts across three hubs—sustainability, health and inclusion—to lead pioneering behavioural research.

Our overarching goal is to promote wellbeing for people, organisations, and the environment. We seek to achieve this goal through excellence in research and education, and strong partnerships.

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How Can Councils Cut Through the Noise?

The Sustainability Hub kicks off its speaker series on 19 March with a timely talk from Geoff Knight, Durham County Council’s Environment and Design Manager. Geoff will explore how councils make environmental decisions - and how those decisions can be skewed by vocal minorities whose views may not reflect the wider public.

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How Can Councils Cut Through the Noise?

The Sustainability Hub kicks off its speaker series on 19 March with a timely talk from Geoff Knight, Durham County Council’s Environment and Design Manager. Geoff will explore how councils make environmental decisions - and how those decisions can be skewed by vocal minorities whose views may not reflect the wider public.

Research news

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How Can Councils Cut Through the Noise?

The Sustainability Hub kicks off its speaker series on 19 March with a timely talk from Geoff Knight, Durham County Council’s Environment and Design Manager. Geoff will explore how councils make environmental decisions - and how those decisions can be skewed by vocal minorities whose views may not reflect the wider public.

Research news
Durham Behavioural Scientists Call for Rethink on UK Obesity Strategy

Durham University’s Centre for Behavioural Science Research, Education, and Partnerships (CBS‑REP) has submitted written evidence to the UK Government’s recent inquiry on Food and Weight Management.

Research news

How Can Councils Cut Through the Noise?

The Sustainability Hub kicks off its speaker series on 19 March with a timely talk from Geoff Knight, Durham County Council’s Environment and Design Manager. Geoff will explore how councils make environmental decisions - and how those decisions can be skewed by vocal minorities whose views may not reflect the wider public.

Durham Behavioural Scientists Call for Rethink on UK Obesity Strategy

Durham University’s Centre for Behavioural Science Research, Education, and Partnerships (CBS‑REP) has submitted written evidence to the UK Government’s recent inquiry on Food and Weight Management.

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To discuss partnerships, training, or general enquiries, please contact us. Co-Directors: Mario Weick & Richard Crisp