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- Two new papers exploring how magic provides insight into the ways in which animals process information. From Elias Garcia- Pelegrin, Prof. Clive Wilkins and Prof. Nicky Clayton.
- Professor Nicky Clayton FRS of the University of Cambridge awarded the prestigious ASAB Medal.
- BBC Radio 4 features the research of Prof. Nicky Clayton FRS, Eli Garcia-Pelegrin, Alex Schnell and Clive Wilkins. How Corvids respond to magic effects.
- The Captured Thought/CCISTC China Programme visits The Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge. February 2022.
- The New Scientist appears in MAGICWEEK. Featuring recent work from Professor Clayton’s lab at the University of Cambridge.
- There’s MAGIC in the air! Pages 62-64 ~ appearing in the ‘New Scientist’ Xmas and New Year special 2021. Featuring the latest research inspired by The Captured Thought. Work conducted by Eli Garcia-Pelegrin, Alex Schnell, Clive Wilkins and Nicky Clayton.
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The Captured Thought and Science-Art Collaborations at the BRITISH COUNCIL.
Follow the link to the British Council Podcasts http://www.britishcouncil.org/cubed/media/science-arts-dance-birds
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The Science of Beauty~ at the Royal Society of Edinburgh 10th-12th November 2015.
The Captured Thought, [Nicky Clayton, Professor of Comparative Cognition, and Clive Wilkins, Artist in Residence, Dept. of Psychology, University of Cambridge], are contributing to the Discussion Meeting. Their lecture, Conversations without Words~ The Beauty Lecture is to be chaired by Sir David … Continue reading
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Nicky Clayton and Clive Wilkins just back from The HAY FESTIVAL 2015~ where they gave their ROYAL SOCIETY sponsored talk on MEMORY & MENTAL TIME TRAVEL~ featuring THE MOUSTACHIO QUARTET.
A view of beautiful Hay-on-Wye. The HAY FESTIVAL in action. Relaxing in the Green Room. Preparing for the lecture. The Good Energy Tent, and a big thank you to The Royal Society events team~ Tracy & David. A view from … Continue reading
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HAY FESTIVAL 2015~ MEMORY & MENTAL TIME TRAVEL~ BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY
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The Captured Thought SPOON Lecture at Queen Mary, University of London.
We had a joyous time delivering our lecture~ and had much fun afterwards discussing notions of time, space, mental processing and linguistics with Prof. Geraint A. Wiggins and Prof. David Adger, amongst many others. It was a very memorable day … Continue reading
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The Captured Thought at the University of Floriday~ March 2015
Nicky Clayton & Clive Wilkins Visit UF from UF College of the Arts PRO 1 week ago In March 2015 Nicky Clayton, Professor of Comparative Cognition in the Department of Psychology at Cambridge University, and tango partner, Clive Wilkins, Writer and Artist-In-Residence … Continue reading
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What The Captured Thought got up to at the Famelab
All the photographs at the Famelab event were taken by the excellent Chris Loades. You can find more of his work at chrisloades.m.webs.com
The work of THE CAPTURED THOUGHT features in this month’s MAGICSEEN magazine. One of the world’s foremost MAGIC magazines.
Below is a taster of the article featuring The Captured Thought, and showcasing ‘The Moustachio Quartet~ Count Zapik’. This book and two others in the series are now available directly from WINDontheWIRE Publishing and from Amazon.
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Private Passions 20th Anniversary Celebrations.
‘The Captured Thought’ had a wonderful time at the BBC3 Private Passions celebrations held at the Royal College of Surgeons last week. Lots of opportunity to meet past guests from the programme. Lord Berkley of Knighton was interviewed by the BBC3 … Continue reading
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Donald A. Dewsbury, Professor Emeritus of Psychology at the University of Florida
Don Dewsbury, (below), Professor Emeritus of Psychology at the University of Florida, is also an avid documentary photographer of Scientists~ he has published a series of notable books on the the theme including Portraits of Pioneers in Psychology. During our recent … Continue reading
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