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Tag Archives: The British Library
It’s a Kind of Magic.
Harry Houdini famously claimed that no-one can be considered an accomplished magician until they have mastered the cups and balls illusion. With three upturned cups and three balls, the balls are made to perform the logic-defying feat of ‘jumping’ from … Continue reading
Posted in BBC Radio 3, Cambridge Science Festival, CHINA UK DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, Clive Wilkins, Clive Wilkins author and writer, Clive Wilkins Magician, CUDC, Denis Peli, Department of Psychology, Nicky Clayton, Nicky Clayton Artist in residence. Rambert, Prof. Clive Wilkins, Prof. Nicky Clayton, Professor Clive Wilkins, Professor Nicky Clayton, Stephan Klein, The Captured Thought, The Moustachio Quartet, The Royal Society, The Science of Magic, Uncategorized
Tagged BBC Radio 3, Cambridge University, Clive Wilkins, National Brain Research Centre, Nicky Clayton, Nicky Clayton Clive Wilkins, Professor Clive Wilkins, Professor Nicky Clayton, The British Library, The Royal Society
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After Nyne Arts Magazine. ‘The Science of Art’ featuring The Captured Thought
Posted in ASCUS, Clive Wilkins, Clive WILKINS AUTHOR, Clive Wilkins author and writer, Clive Wilkins Magician, Denis Peli, Prof. Nicky Clayton, The Moustachio Quartet, Tresham Institute, Uppingham, WQEIC
Tagged Cambridge Literary Festival, Clive Wilkins, Hay Festival 2018, Nicky Clayton, The British Library, The Captured Thought, Uppingham
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Quiz-A-Whiz!~ from The Royal Society of Edinburgh.
Hear The Captured Thought on the Royal Society of Edinburgh’s Quiz-a-Whizz, answering three questions submitted by sixth form students across the UK. Follow the links below~ stay tuned for more episodes from Nicky and Clive in future weeks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vl1VKJE83yU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACCUftmZqAY
Posted in Artiscience, ASCUS, Cambridge Literary Festival, Clive Wilkins, Denis Peli, James Howie, Oxford University, Prof. Nicky Clayton, The Moustachio Quartet, The Royal Society of Edinburgh, Tresham Institute, Uncategorized, University of Cambridge, Uppingham, Wellcome Collection, Wellcome Trust
Tagged Cambridge Literary Festival, Cambridge University Festival of Ideas, Clare College Cambridge, Clive Wilkins, Dept. of Psychology University of Cambridge, Edinburgh Neuroscience, Moustachio Quartet, Nicky Clayton, TEDx Oxbridge, The British Library, Tresham Institute, Uppingham Rutland, Wellcome Trust, WIND on the WIRE Publishing
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The British Library Lecture~ Podcast.
Follow the link to the recording of the lecture at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERV7906cO_Q
Posted in Cambridge Literary Festival, Cambridge University Festival of Ideas, Clare College, Clive Wilkins, Denis Peli, Department of Psychology, Prof. Nicky Clayton, The Moustachio Quartet, The Royal Society, The Royal Society of Edinburgh, Tresham Institute, Uncategorized, Uppingham, Wellcome Collection, Wellcome Trust
Tagged Clare College Cambridge, Clive Wilkins, Dept. of Psychology University of Cambridge, Moustachio Quartet, Nicky Clayton, The British Library, The Captured Thought, The Royal Society, Tresham Institute, Uppingham Rutland
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States of Mind~ at the WELLCOME COLLECTION.
Nicky Clayton and Clive Wilkins of The Captured Thought, along with Prof. Murray Shanahan, Imperial College, London [and scientific adviser to the film Ex Machina] have been experiencing the Mist Room in the ‘State of Mind’ exhibition at the Wellcome Collection. … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridge, Cambridge Literary Festival, Cambridge University Festival of Ideas, Cambridge University Science Festival, Clare College, Clive Wilkins, Department of Psychology, Ex Machina, Murray Shanahan, Oxford University, Prof. Nicky Clayton, Simon Thorpe, The Moustachio Quartet, The Royal Society, The Royal Society of Edinburgh, Tresham Institute, Uncategorized, University of Cambridge, Uppingham, Wellcome Collection, Wellcome Trust, WQEIC
Tagged Cambridge Literary Festival, Cambridge University Festival of Ideas, Clare College Cambridge, Ex Machina, Murray Shanahan, The British Library, The Royal Society, Tresham Institute, Uppingham Rutland, Wellcome Collection, Wellcome Trust, WIND on the WIRE Publishing
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Workshop on Convergent Minds. BOSTON COLLOQUIUEM FOR PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE. Boston U.S.A.
Posted in BBC Radio 3, Cambridge, Cambridge Literary Festival, Cambridge University Festival of Ideas, Cambridge University Science Festival, Clare College, Clive Wilkins, Department of Psychology, Oxford University, Prof. Nicky Clayton, The Moustachio Quartet, The Royal Society, The Royal Society of Edinburgh, Tresham Institute, Uncategorized, University of Cambridge, Uppingham, WQEIC
Tagged Cambridge Literary Festival, Cambridge University Festival of Ideas, Dept. of Psychology University of Cambridge, Nicky Clayton, The British Library, WIND on the WIRE Publishing
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Cambridge Festival of Ideas.
Posted in BBC Radio 3, Cambridge Literary Festival, Cambridge University Festival of Ideas, Cambridge University Science Festival, Clare College, Clive Wilkins, Department of Psychology, Oxford University, Prof. Nicky Clayton, The Moustachio Quartet, The Royal Society, The Royal Society of Edinburgh, Tresham Institute, University of Cambridge, Uppingham, WQEIC
Tagged BBC Radio 3, Cambridge University Festival of Ideas, Cambridge University Science Festival, Clare College Cambridge, Clive Wilkins, Dept. of Psychology University of Cambridge, Moustachio Quartet, Nicky Clayton, The British Library, The Captured Thought, The Royal Society, Tresham Institute, Uppingham, Uppingham Rutland, WIND on the WIRE Publishing, Wyggeston & Queen Elizabeth 1 College
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CAMBRIDGE FESTIVAL of IDEAS. Of Memories, Mental Time Travel and The Moustachio Quartet~ featuring La Jetée (1962)
Pre-Booking available for this showing of Chris Marker’s 1962 film, ‘La Jetee’ followed by a short talk and discussion of the themes involved with reference to similar ideas expressed in Clive Wilkins’ novels ‘The Moustachio Quartet’. This presentation takes place as part of … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridge, Cambridge Literary Festival, Cambridge University Festival of Ideas, Cambridge University Science Festival, Clare College, Clive Wilkins, Department of Psychology, Prof. Nicky Clayton, Simon Thorpe, The Moustachio Quartet, The Royal Society, The Royal Society of Edinburgh, Tresham Institute, Uncategorized, University of Cambridge, Uppingham
Tagged Cambridge Literary Festival, Cambridge University Festival of Ideas, Cambridge University Science Festival, Clare College Cambridge, Clive Wilkins, Dept. of Psychology University of Cambridge, Moustachio Quartet, Nicky Clayton, The British Library, The Captured Thought, The Royal Society, Tresham College, Tresham Institute, Uppingham Rutland, WIND on the WIRE Publishing, Wyggeston & Queen Elizabeth 1 College
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The Trip to Cordes-sur-ciel. As part of the M4 Conference.
Not all those contributing and lecturing during the conference week were able to attend the last days excursion to Cordes-sur-ciel unfortunately. The trip proved to be a delightful way to round off an intense week of exploration and analysis of … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridge Literary Festival, Clive Wilkins, Department of Psychology, Edmund Rolls, Prof. Nicky Clayton, Simon Thorpe, The Moustachio Quartet, The Royal Society, Uncategorized, University of Cambridge, Uppingham
Tagged Cambridge Literary Festival, Cambridge University Festival of Ideas, Clare College Cambridge, Clive Wilkins, Dept. of Psychology University of Cambridge, Edmund Rolls, Moustachio Quartet, Nicky Clayton, Queen Mary, Simon Thorpe, The British Library, The Captured Thought, Tresham College, University of London, Uppingham Rutland, WIND on the WIRE Publishing, WQEIC
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The FOUR M Project CONFERENCE. Memory Mechanisms in Man and Machine. 22nd~27th September 2015
The conference was organised by Simon Thorpe, University of Toulouse, and a superb supportive team, including the incomparable Karine Bouyer. The event featured an array of glittering and talented scientists from all over the planet, brought together to address questions … Continue reading
Posted in BBC Radio 3, Clare College, Clive Wilkins, Department of Psychology, Edmund Rolls, Oxford University, Prof. Nicky Clayton, Simon Thorpe, The Moustachio Quartet, The Royal Society of Edinburgh, Uncategorized, Uppingham
Tagged Cambridge Literary Festival, Cambridge University Festival of Ideas, Clare College Cambridge, Clive Wilkins, Dept. of Psychology University of Cambridge, Edmund Rolls, Moustachio Quartet, Nicky Clayton, Queen Mary, Simon Thorpe, The British Library, The Captured Thought, The Royal Society, Tresham College, Uppingham Rutland, WIND on the WIRE Publishing
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