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Mathematical Modelling of Physiological Systems
Biomedical Engineer Thomas Heldt on mathematical dimension of physiology, organ systems multiscale modelling, and its practical application
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Early Universe
Physicist John Ellis on the evidences that the universe is not static, Einstein's equations and what is dark energy
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Philosopher David Edmonds on deontological ethics, Kantian ground of human rights, and usefulness of philosophers
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The Interstellar Medium
Astrophysicist Christopher McKee on giant molecular clouds, hot gas in the halo of the Galaxy, and dominant heating mechanism
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Neuroscientist Diana Omigie on what musical taste is, how our musical preferences are formed and what can change them
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Knowledge in Art
Art historian Jeffrey Taylor on connoisseurship, how can we tell an original painting from a copy and why lesser details are so important in art
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Language Acquisition in Children
Psychologist Ben Ambridge on the difficulties with learning languages, a critical period for a new language acquisition, and the role of computational models in a linguistic research
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Cell Membranes
Molecular Biologist Richard Henderson on the lipid bilayer, mitochondria, and the evolution of organisms
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Working Memory
Psychologist Alan Baddeley on his own model of working memory, its capacity and location in the brain
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Snapshot Justice
Philosopher David Schmidtz on equality, the gap between theory and practice, and real fairness
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