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Monthly Archives: December 2019
India National Brain Research Centre~ New Delhi~ 16th Foundation Day Lecture with invited speakers Nicola Clayton and Clive Wilkins of The Captured Thought
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2nd December 2019. Max Planck Institute. Munich, Germany. Munich Neuroscience Lecture Series. The Seven Myths of Memory.
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The Captured Thought in India~ 11th-18th December 2019. National Brain Research Centre, New Delhi~ Foundation Day~ A series of public lectures and academic discussions
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Prof. Nicky Clayton on BBC’s The One Show~ discussing Clever Jays and their crafty caching techniques
Nicky chatting away to Mike Dilger of The One Show (28th Nov 2019). If you listen closely you can hear Caracus the jay chatting away in the background… in English.
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