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Author Archives: DaveT
1st August 2005 – Antimatter
Antimatter – does it matter? Professor Roger Barlow of Manchester University High Energy Physics Department led the discussion on “where’s all the antimatter gone?”. Could we fly to another planet only to be annihilated when we find it’s made of … Continue reading
4th July 2005 – Ice Ages
Ice Ages – should I buy a new anorak? Dr Simon Robinson from Manchester University led this discussion on the history and causes of various Ice Ages and their impact on climate. Are we heading for a new Ice Age … Continue reading
6th June 2005 – Cloning
A discussion on cloning – will there ever be another you? Dr Brian Lieberman from Manchester University St Mary’s hospital led us into a discussion on cloning and explained the principles and difficulties with reference to studies of twins brought … Continue reading
9th May 2005 – Creative & Innovative Thinking
Creative and innovative thinking – how do scientists and inventors do it? Kevin Byron looked at how scientists and ourselves develop radical new ideas and at the techniques that can be used to flick our brain down strange and unusual … Continue reading
4th April 2005 – DNA
DNA – It blows your mind! Or does it? Professor John Quinn from Liverpool University led April’s discussion on DNA; addressing questions such as “how does a cell know whether to make brains or bones?”, “what does it mean to … Continue reading
7th March 2005 – Can Machines Imagine?
Can machines imagine? Not just think – can they be conscious? In this session we were joined by one the foremost researchers into electronic consciousness who very kindly came up from Imperial College London to lead our discussion, Emeritus Professor … Continue reading