Claudia Hammond is an accomplished broadcaster, author, and psychology lecturer known for her ability to translate complex psychological and medical research into practical insights for everyday life.

As the presenter of the acclaimed podcasts All in the Mind on BBC Radio 4 and Health Check on BBC World Service, she engages audiences with topics related to psychology, neuroscience, and mental health.

Claudia's academic credentials are impressive; she serves as a Visiting Professor of the Public Understanding of Psychology at the University of Sussex and lectures in social psychology at Boston University's London base. Her commitment to public engagement is evident in her regular column on medical myths for BBC Future and her participation in various public events and talks around the world.

Her publications include five notable books, such as The Keys to Kindness, which explores the findings of the world’s largest public science project on kindness, and The Art of Rest, which addresses the importance of respite in modern life. Claudia's work has garnered several prestigious awards, including the President’s Medal from the British Academy and the Best Popular Science Book Award from the British Psychological Society.

Claudia's speaking engagements are diverse, having taken her to venues such as the Royal Institution, the Royal Society, and the Cheltenham Science Festival. She has a unique ability to make scientific concepts accessible and engaging, often addressing themes like the psychology of time perception and the science of emotions. Her experience as a broadcaster enhances her presentations, making them both informative and entertaining.

With a passion for sharing knowledge and fostering understanding, Claudia continues to inspire audiences with her insights into psychology and its relevance to everyday life.