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Author Archives: TerryG
13th September 2021 – An introduction to Machine Learning
In our first live SciBar for 18 months, Paul Roberts, a Management Consultant who advised international Investment Banks on Artificial Intelligence is going to give a talk entitled “An introduction to Machine Learning (commonly known as Artificial Intelligence)” Paul says … Continue reading
Posted in 2021, Monthly Meetings, Past Events
Tagged artificial intelligence, computing, technology
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6th January 2020 – Multisensory Perception and Synaesthesia
Dr Clare Jonas has a PhD in psychology and used to be an academic who researched human perception. She is now a Science Communicator which she describes as “taking the complicated world of academic science and making it accessible to … Continue reading
Posted in 2020, Monthly Meetings, Past Events
Tagged psychology
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2nd December 2019 – The Pluto Story
Our discussion will be led by Professor Ian Robson, now retired but previously a Professor of Astrophysics, President of the Society for Popular Astronomy and Technology Director of the Edinburgh Royal Observatory.
Posted in 2019, Monthly Meetings, Past Events
Tagged astronomy
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3rd September 2018 – How the Immune System affects Brain Disease
Professor David Brough, a researcher and senior lecturer at Manchester University gives a fascinating account of recent developments in the field. David says “Inflammation is our body’s response to infection and injury. It is generally beneficial promoting resistance, repair and … Continue reading
Posted in 2018, Monthly Meetings, Past Events
Tagged biology, medicine, neurology, physiology
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5th February 2018 – Gene Editing
The Brave New World of CRISPR Gene Editing The session will be led by Professor Matthew Cobb, professor of Zoology at the University of Manchester. Over the last five years, biology and medicine have been shaken by the discovery of … Continue reading
Posted in 2018, Monthly Meetings, Past Events
Tagged biology, medicine
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8th January 2018 – Cryptography: past, present and future
UPDATE (Feb 2018): Alan described a way of creating passwords which are (probably) more secure than those most people currently use. Here is a link to a paper Alan wrote last year describing the method: Passwwords. Note that depending on your … Continue reading
Posted in 2018, Monthly Meetings, Past Events
Tagged history, mathematics
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