Cambridge Science Festival Talks
| Created: | 2011-04-08 17:36 |
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| Institution: | Temporary Employment Service |
| Description: | Audio recordings of lectures from Cambridge Science Festival 2011. |
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Challenged by carbon: the oil industry and climate change
We still need fossil fuels, but recent studies of the geological record show that we cannot burn with impunity the remaining supplies of coal, gas and oil, releasing the CO2. Join...
Collection: Cambridge Science Festival Talks
Institution: Temporary Employment Service
Created: Mon 18 Apr 2011
Changing nature: a view of Britain and Cambridge
In the future will a walk in the countryside be a silent one?
Collection: Cambridge Science Festival Talks
Institution: Temporary Employment Service
Created: Mon 11 Apr 2011
The hidden mysteries within the DNA of cancers
The current dogma is that all cancers arise due to abnormalities in DNA, however, until very recently, our ability to look into the DNA of cancers has been very limited. In this...
Collection: Cambridge Science Festival Talks
Institution: Temporary Employment Service
Created: Tue 19 Apr 2011
The hidden mysteries within the DNA of cancers
The current dogma is that all cancers arise due to abnormalities in DNA, however, until very recently, our ability to look into the DNA of cancers has been very limited. In this...
Collection: Cambridge Science Festival Talks
Institution: Temporary Employment Service
Created: Tue 19 Apr 2011
You are what you hear: music and the brain (Part 1)
Dr Harry Witchel, who researches music, pleasure and the brain, will explore, in a way never previously done, the human relationship with music and how music makes us who we are.
Collection: Cambridge Science Festival Talks
Institution: Temporary Employment Service
Created: Fri 8 Apr 2011
You are what you hear: music and the brain (Part 2)
Dr Harry Witchel, who researches music, pleasure and the brain, will explore, in a way never previously done, the human relationship with music and how music makes us who we are
Collection: Cambridge Science Festival Talks
Institution: Temporary Employment Service
Created: Fri 8 Apr 2011
You are what you hear: music and the brain (Part 3)
Dr Harry Witchel, who researches music, pleasure and the brain, will explore, in a way never previously done, the human relationship with music and how music makes us who we are.
Collection: Cambridge Science Festival Talks
Institution: Temporary Employment Service
Created: Fri 8 Apr 2011
You are what you hear: music and the brain (Part 4)
Dr Harry Witchel, who researches music, pleasure and the brain, will explore, in a way never previously done, the human relationship with music and how music makes us who we are.
Collection: Cambridge Science Festival Talks
Institution: Temporary Employment Service
Created: Fri 8 Apr 2011