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Photodynamic Therapy of Cancer

Chemist David Philips on the phenomenon of phototoxicity, characteristics of the dyestuff, and limitations of photodynamic therapy

On the History of Being

Philosopher Andrew Haas on various definitions of the concept of being, ancient principle "Tertium non datur", and how Heidegger changed modern philosophy

Climate Modelling

Physicist Joanna D. Haigh on how climate modelling can help in weather forecasting, the role of fundamental physic equations, and various factors that influence climate change

Drug Metabolism

Biochemist Ian Wilson on individual receptiveness to drugs, pharmacokinetics, and in vitro technologies of drug discovery

Russian Voyages and James Cook

Historian of Science Simon Werret on the Russian maritime empire, sale of Alaska, and the role of trade in reclamation of remote lands

Philosopher Stephen Eric Bronner on the ancient Greek understanding of the concept of "critique", the Marxist influence on it, and the relations between critique, knowledge and power

Psychologist Mark Lumley on behavioral dysfunction, categorizing pain, and the effects of psychotherapeutic treatment

Philosopher and sociologist of science Steve Fuller on the blurred distinction between true and false, fake news, and Plato anticipating the post-truth situation

Eskimo-Aleut Languages

Linguist Michael David Fortescue on the rare polysynthesis of the Eskimo languages, the role of affixes in them, and the prognosis for their survival

Brain Language Research

Neuroscientist Friedemann Pulvermüller on brain-language relations, brain lesions, and simulation of cognitive processes

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