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Scientific Examination of Art

Art historian Jeffrey Taylor on the documentation techniques in art forensics, types of paints and how can we use spectrum analysis to detect art forgeries

Popper and Kuhn on Theory Change

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

Animal Sentience

Brain Organoids

Neurobiologist Madeline Lancaster on brain development, cerebral organoids and how close they are to actually being brains

Panopticon in Russia

Historian of Science Simon Werret on Michel Foucault, the Grigory Potemkin’s estate and theatricality of Samuel Bentham’s panopticon

Ultrafast Reactions

Chemist David Phillips on the photolysis, reaction dynamics and how to understand the movement of atoms in a molecule

Applications of Deep Neural Networks

Why do we need neural networks and how do we train them

Artificial Neural Networks

How artificial neural networks are trained and used in industry

Online Counselling Psychology

Psychologist Terry Hanley on the history of distant counselling, the outcomes of the online therapy and the new skills counselors need to develop

AI specialist Jürgen Schmidhuber on inductive inference, universal Solomonoff prior and measuring probability of different events

AI specialist Jürgen Schmidhuber on Kurt Gödel, meta learning and fundamental limitations of computability

When will we run out of fresh water?

Geographer Anson Mackay on the freshwater resources, planetary boundaries and lake Urmia

Chemist David Phillips on the electron spin, singlet states and the singlet oxygen

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