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Greg Towers

Retroviruses in Gene Therapy

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Antonia Hamilton

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Sophie Scott

Neural Basis of Vocal Communication

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Tim Spector

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Chris Frith

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Ian Wilson

Molecular Toxicology

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Martin Rees

The Size of the Universe

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Daniel Treisman

Perceptions of Economic Inequality

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Michael Thomas

Cognitive Variability

Innate immunity

Molecular biologist Greg Towers on interferons, uninfectable cells, and how breaking a virus can actually help it to infect the cell

Space Exploration

Cosmologist Martin Rees on the history of space exploration, Sat Nav, and why robots are better than humans for space exploration

Social Cognition

Neuropsychologist Chris Frith on the experiments with biological motion, emotion recognition, and open questions of cognitive psychology

Behavioral Genetics

Behavioral geneticist Robert Plomin on twin studies, genetic influence of parents on their children, and 1% of DNA that makes people different

Hot and Cold Cognition

Neuropsychologist Barbara Sahakian on risky decision-making, two forms of cognition that people use, and the entrepreneurs' way of thinking

Human Immunodeficiency Virus

Molecular Biologist Greg Towers on HIV discovery in San Francisco, antiviral drug therapy and current areas of HIV research

Medieval Maps of Paradise

Historian Alessandro Scafi on the garden of Eden, Augustin's concept of creation, and the emergence of the term "Paradise"

Neuropsychologist Barbara Sahakian on cognitive training, areas of the brain that get affected in Alzheimer's disease, and improving cognitive function through games

Spectroscopy in Graphene

Nanotechnologist Andrea Ferrari on inelastic light scattering, Hall bars, and Cambridge Nanosystems

Developmental psychologist Uta Frith on autism, social interaction, and the difference between mentalizing and empathy

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