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Karl Friston

Karl Friston: “The hallmark of a good scientist is asking questions that no-one has asked before”

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Mike Flannigan

Biosphere — Сlimate Interactions

Professor of Biosphere and Climate Impacts Iain Colin Prentice on global warming, the science of ecology, and climate models with a long time perspective

Neural Basis of Vocal Communication

Neurobiologist Sophie Scott on human speech, exaggerating gender differences, and the perception of voice information

Talents in Autism

Developmental psychologist Uta Frith on two types of attention, perception of details, and the absolute pitch

Molecular Toxicology

Biochemist Ian Wilson on toxicity of paracetamol, clinical trials, and safe drugs

The Size of the Universe

Cosmologist Martin Rees on the history of astronomy, first nanoseconds of the universe and the theory of multiple Big Bangs

Medieval Mapping

Historian Alessandro Scafi on the Medieval knowledge about spherical form of the Earth, compass points on medieval maps, and role of history in mapping

Neuropsychologist Chris Frith on mirror neurons, compassion, and how it depends on the sentiment towards the subject and his race

Climate Science

Physicist Joanna Haigh on natural temperature records, ocean circulation, and global warming

Socioeconomic Status and the Brain

Neuroscientist Michael Thomas on children's environment, the influence of poverty on the brain, and ADHD

Physicist Martin McCall on artificial materials, control over the magnetic response, and perfect lenses

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