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Cognitive Neuroscience

Neuroscientist Neil Burgess on the origin of neuroscience, drugs in clinical psychology, and the revolution in molecular biology

Computational methods in chemistry

Chemist Mark Tuckerman on the laws of motion, observables, and the Monte-Carlo approach

New type of chemical bonding discovered

Isotope effects lead to unusual interaction between atoms resulting in emergence of new kind of attraction

Physicist Marzena Szymanska on ultracold atoms, broken symmetry, and photonic superfluids

Membrane Proteins

Molecular Biologist Richard Henderson on new protein structures, experiments with electron cryomicroscopy, and aquaporin

Actor-Network Theory

Communication scholar Grant Kien on relational materiality, messy networks, and power as a social phenomenon

General Anesthesia

Professor Emery Brown of MIT on what has to be monitored during anesthesia, side effects of inhalational anesthetics, intravenous drugs, opioids and narcotics

“In principle, one can make an ideal conducting channel along a designed path by just scratching the surface”

Physicist Markus Morgenstern on weak topological insulators, 2D materials, and spin pumping

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

Informal Social Institutions in Soviet Mathematics

MIT Lecturer Vyacheslav Gerovitch on admission policies in institutions, mathematical seminars, and the identity of a disinterested mathematician

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