Brain Reconstruction: the next biomedical breakthrough, or a biological impossibility? How close are we to true brain reconstruction? Professor Jack...
The BBC - Protecting it from the Government For 80 years the BBC Governors were charged with regulating...
The Politics of Architecture in Tudor and Stuart London How the Tudor and Stuart monarchs used the buildings of...
Whither to the Creeping Paralysis? Progress on the road to curing motor neuron disease The lecture will cover a description of how we diagnose...
Tudor Health Reform: Panel Discussion Professor Tim Connell chairs a panel discussion exploring the issues...
Tudor Health Reform: The Form and Function of Medieval Hospitals Professor Carole Rawcliffe offers an overview of the hospital as...
Press Coverage of Mental Health and Suicide A reflection on press coverage of mental health issues and...
Decision-making in Health and Disease: The Disordered Brain and The Social Brain The talks in this second part of the symposium include...
Decision-making in Health and Disease: The Mathematical Brain & The Fussy Brain The talks in this first part of the symposium include...
'When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I thought as a child and I acted as a child...' But are modern children growing up too fast? There is...