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MA in Science, History and Society students co-author new article with impact potential
Two postgraduates are the co-authors of this article that will inform the exhibits and public engagement programme of The Science Museum in its 150th anniversary.
Spirited Conversations: Wellbeing, Reason and Communication with the Dead
New research project exploring the impact of psychic events on modern religions to host live event in Leeds.
The controversy of insulin and its Nobel Prize: 100 years on
Dr Kersten Hall explores the history of insulin and what it has taught us in this article, 100 years after Dr Banting's Nobel Prize Award.
Pioneering technology trying to replicate human touch
A Lecturer in the Centre for Interdisciplinary Ethics Applied has appeared on BBC radio to share his insights on teledildonics, a developing frontier in human intimacy.
What’s the good in getting even? – new podcast explores punishment, forgiveness and revenge
The new episode of the Ethics Untangled podcast features two prominent academics exploring the themes of punishment, forgiveness and revenge.