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  The science of fear

  2012-11-06

  Dr Annemieke Apergis-Schoute, Dallas Campbell, Dr Annette Bruehl, Lorraine Bowen

  This event forms part of a series curated by Dallas Campbell and will feature a special performance from Lorraine Bowen.We'll peer into the workings of our brains to try and understand the roots o...

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  Annemieke Apergis-Schoute

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  An introduction to neuroscience (Part 1)

  2012-09-19

  Prof Sophie Scott

  The human brain is large, complex, and still not well understood. Prof Sophie Scott FMedSci, will be your guide for this course, which will cover a basic introduction to the brain from a neuroscientif...

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  The social brain in adolescence

  2012-03-30

  Prof Sarah-Jayne Blakemore

  The brain has evolved to understand and interact with other people. In the past 20 years neuroscience has shed light on the neurophysiological basis of the “social brain”, the network of b...

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  Consciousness: the hard problem?

  2012-03-07

  Alok Jha, Dr Anil Seth, Prof Barry Smith, Prof Chris Frith

  This event forms part of a series curated by Alok Jha.Will consciousness ever be explained by neuroscientists? What is the latest philosophical and scientific thinking in explaining how the wet stuff ...

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