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Scientists who believe technology will largely solve the problems caused by climate change are less likely to engage in civic climate action and make high impact lifestyle changes

Dr Yana Litovsky was runner-up in LSE's 2026 Spark Award for Innovation for research tackling information avoidance

The Global School of Sustainability (GSoS) is delighted to welcome to LSE nine new academics and researchers whose expertise spans behavioural science, philosophy, law, biodiversity economics, climate economics, political economy and sustainable finance.

Professor Paul Dolan appointed as new Chair thanks to a generous philanthropic gift from LSE alumnus, Aristotelis Mistakidis.

New LSE and KCL study finds that combining exercise with volunteering through GoodGym is associated with better mental health, life satisfaction and belonging

The Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science is proud to have been ranked number one in the UK by the Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2027.

LSE research explores how property rights and status competition shape wealth display, evil eye beliefs and egalitarian norms.

Professor Gillespie takes on the role from 1 September 2026, succeeding Professor Liam Delaney

Using data from more than 43,000 workers, Dr Krekel and colleagues found little evidence that people adapt to working more hours than they would like.

Drawing on multiple disciplines, Dr Séamus Power examines why many people feel left behind despite rising living standards.

Dr Yana Litovsky discusses her research on curiosity, information-seeking, misinformation and how we value knowledge.

Researchers found no evidence that social living is associated with larger brain size in cephalopods.