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Genetics of the Nature
Geneticist Steve Jones on obesity, biology of Homos and genetics' influence on people's lives
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Terror by Quota
Historian Paul Gregory on Stalin's "limity", death sentences, and the academic research with great political importance
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Science and Spectacle in the 18th Century Russia
Historian of Science Simon Werret on the Russian Academy of Sciences, the foundation of Saint Petersburg, and the application of a spectacle in order to develop scientific tradition
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Music and Williams Syndrome
Psychologist Pamela Heaton on the areas of strength in children with Williams syndrome, how do they recognise emotions and how music can help them to improve various cognitive skills
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Huntington’s Disease
Molecular Neurogeneticist David Rubinsztein on neurodegenerative diseases, tetrabenazine, and aggregate-prone proteins
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Space Exploration
Cosmologist Martin Rees on the history of space exploration, Sat Nav, and why robots are better than humans for space exploration
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Cognition Without a Cortex
Neuroscientist Onur Güntürkün on mammalian brain, ravens’ ability to plan into future and why birds are so intelligent
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Musical Memory
Psychologist Daniel Müllensiefen on our ability to remember musical elements, music in different cultures and commercial pop music research
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Hot and Cold Cognition
Neuropsychologist Barbara Sahakian on risky decision-making, two forms of cognition that people use, and the entrepreneurs' way of thinking
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Everyday Culture
Professor Colin Sparks on Shakespeare, video games, and a broader definition of culture
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