Whiston Society Lecture. Clare College. Cambridge University. The Living Time Machine. A lecture by The Captured Thought.
Posted on March 24, 2016 by clivewilkins
Posted on March 24, 2016 by clivewilkins
Thirty years ago, Stephen Hawking published A Brief History of Time, Steve Jobs unveiled the NeXT Computer, and Die Hard hit cinemas for the first time. The World Wide Web
So even if you don’t usually watch you should tonight! If you missed it you can watch it on BBC iplayer for the next three weeks on http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b06wh5z2/would-i-lie-to-you-series-9-episode-8 and also
Clive and Nicky with Barbara and Prof. Mike Corballis in Auckland Lunch with our hosts at the university of Victoria, Wellington. Special thanks to Dr. Rachel Shaw and Prof. K-C
An amazing week of world class lectures from: Bruno Bontempi, Penny Lewis, Almut Hupbach, Rebecca Spencer, Loren Frank, Ted Abel, Yadin Dudai, Jacobo Sitt, Todd Sacktor, Cliff Abraham, Jennifer Windt,
Posted on June 2, 2021 by clivewilkins Related This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged Professor Nicky Clayton. Bookmark the permalink.
Prof. Nicky Clayton of Cambridge University and Co-founder of the The Captured Thought discusses the reputation of Magpies in popular culture on BBC’s The One Show. The programme was broadcast
The Captured Thought gave a series of lectures exploring Psychology, literature and the arts to explore ways of thinking, memory, perception and the impact of art and technology on life.
Posted on July 29, 2021 by clivewilkins
This year’s December edition will include a feature article describing recent published work undertaken by Professor Nicky Clayton’s lab and lead author Eli Garcia-Pelegrin. The research explores how corvids respond