The Captured Thought presents a series of workshops that explore fundamental features of memory and what they reveal about patterns for thinking. Workshop 1 and 2. The Tango of Repair. Memories
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The lecture was well received and the subsequent dinner a joyous end to a lovely evening with staff and students of Queen Mary’s College, University College London. This entry was
The Cambridge Centre for the Integration of Science, Technology and Culture (CCISTC), establishes interdisciplinary research projects across a variety of platforms and organises conferences, seminars and programmes designed to bring
The Captured Thought gave a lecture to the trans-disciplinary research symposium on cognitive innovation and creativity. see our earlier entry for photographs of the event. Follow the link to watch
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The panel discussion with speakers (right to left) Prof. Richard Laine, University of Arizona. Dr.Paul Sullivan, University of Bradford. Prof. Nicky Clayton and artist in residence Clive Wilkins, University of
Alexander Brown reflects on the recent Memory Matters event in collaboration with UCL Neuroscience. If I wanted to define ‘Memory Matters: The Art and Science of the Brain’ with a quote, it would