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Ian Wilson

Drug Metabolism

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Andrew Haas

On the History of Being

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Simon Werrett

Russian Voyages and James Cook

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Michal Murawski

Research in Socialist Cities

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Stephen Eric Bronner

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David Phillips

Photodynamic Therapy of Cancer

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Steven Benner

Synthetic Biology

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Neil Burgess

Short-Term Memory

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Joanna D. Haigh

Climate Modelling

Alzheimer’s Disease

Neuroscientist Mark Mattson on tau proteins, free radicals, and the importance of exercise in maintaining cognitive functions

Neuroscientist John Krystal on alcohol's action on the brain, social and habitual drinking, and why some people are less likely to become alcoholics than the others

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)

Molecular Biologist Greg Towers on how HIV is transmitted, the possibilities of an HIV vaccine, and how it helps understand our immune system better

Huntington’s Disease

Molecular Neurogeneticist David Rubinsztein on neurodegenerative diseases, tetrabenazine, and aggregate-prone proteins

Seismologist Richard Allen on the history of earthquakes, the forces that drive plate tectonics, and new ways of collecting data

Neuroscientist Klaus Linkenkaer-Hansen on the biology of mind-wandering, training one's attention, and the role of artificial intelligence in making sense of data about the brain

Physicist Daniela Bortoletto on the discovery of the Higgs Boson, the Large Electron-Positron collider, and the standard model of physics

Cosmologist Sergei Odintsov on Newton's law, modifications of general relativity, and the essence of gravity

Economist Yaron Brook on economics of a free market, the main principles of the idea, and Ayn Rand's contribution to philosophy of capitalism

Australian Languages

Linguist Nicholas Evans on indigenous languages in Australia, their kinship systems and the problem of monolingualism

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