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Invited speaker - National Final of the Institute of Ideas & Pfizer Debating Matters Competition 2008. The Art Science divide, Whitworth Gallery in Manchester, BNA, April 2008. Science Communication. British Council science training. March 18-21, 2008 Croydon Science Fair, Schools Talk, Einstein’s Brain. March 2008 The Two Cultures. DESIGNS FOR LIFE: Perspectives on the convergence of arts practice and bioscience. Dundee Contemporary Arts. February 2008 Science and Art. On line cross-collaboration venture at Newcastle University. Dec 2007 The effect of cognition and imagination on oral communication. Cumberland Lodge. Oct 2007 Engagement in Science. MSc in Science Communication. UCL Birkbeck. Sept 2007 ‘In Conversation’ with Robert Winston, Cheltenham Literature Festival, Oct 2007. British Association for the Advancement of Science, York. Time Out for the Brain, Sept 2007 BFI Southbank Gallery. In conversation with Lynnette Wallworth, about Hold: Vessel 2. June 2007 Royal Society of Medicine. Gulbenkian Foundation. Signs and Humours. May 2007 The Wellcome Trust Collection. The Art of Medicine: Where culture and the medical world collide. May 2007 Bristol University, The Two New Cultures, Bristol, April 2007 Royal College of Art, In Extremis: Life and Culture at the Edge of Existence, April 2007 Dana Centre/Science Museum, London, Words Cannot Say It All, April 2007 Croydon Science Fair, Schools Talk, Einstein’s Brain. April 2007 Dana Centre, NESTA FameLab, Search for new science communicators, Judging London, April 2007 Science Oxford, Are Geniuses Born or Made? March 2007 Clod Ensemble Theatre London. Performing Medicine and Theatre Programme. Two Cultures, March 2007 University of Kuopio. Aivopesula BrainWash-Club. Science and Art, Dec 2006 Science Museum Hong Kong. Science Alive. The Search for Genius, Dec 2006 Science Museum Hong Kong. Science Alive. Mind Games, Dec 2006 Biosciences Federation Awards. Science and Art. Royal Society of Medicine, Nov 2006. British Council Science Update Meeting (SUM), Cambridge, Art & Science, Sept 2006 British Association, Science Communication Conference, London Reward and Recognition, August 2006 British Pharmacological Society, 75th Anniversary, London, Science versus Art, July 2006 Cheltenham Festival of Science, Acupuncture and the effect on the brain, June 2006 Cheltenham Festival of Science, Neuroscience behind creativity, June 2006 Institute of Cultural Reseach, What is Genius?, April 2006 Hayward Gallery, AfterImage, March 2006 National Science Week, Croyden Town Hall, Einstein's Genius, March 2006 Hayward Gallery, Perception of light and colour, Jan 2006 Hayward Gallery, AfterImage, Jan 2006 The Royal Institution. Sense of Touch, Dec 2005 The Royal Society, Einstein vs Newton, Nov 2005 BA Dublin, Trinity College, Einstein’s Genius, Sept 2005 Victoria & Albert Museum, London, Science of Touch, August 2005 Dana Centre. Science Museum, London. Creativity, June 2005 Cheltenham Science Festival, Neuroscience of Emotion, June 2005 Cheltenham Science Festival, Nature of Genius, June 2005 University of York, Dept of Physics, Einstein's Brain. May 2005 The Royal Institution. Imaging the Mind. April 2005 Watershed Bristol, Einstein's Genius. April 2005 Surrey University. Einstein's Brain. March 2005 Tate Liverpool, Richard Wentworth exhibition, Ways of Seeing. March 2005 RAISE, Newcastle City Hall, Mind Games. March 2005 Head of Sciences Conference, Science and Creativity. Dec 2004 Curzon Cinema, In the Land of Silence and Darkness. Nov 2004 Haywood Gallery: Eyes Lies and Illusions. Nov 2004 Science Learning Centre: Born to be a scientist or artist? Oct 2004 BA Festival of Science: Perception and Deception, Sept 2004 BA Festival of Science: Brain Research: How far should we go? Sept 2004 BA Festival of Science: Scientific creativity. Sept 2004 Creativity, DANA centre, Science Museum, London. June 2004 Cheltenham Festival of Science: Call my scientific bluff. June 2004 Cheltenham Festival of Science: Mind Games, June 2004 Science of Theatre, Purcell Room, Royal Festival Hall, June 2004 LGC, Empathysing and systemising: Artists and scientists. June 2004 Hay Festival of Books: Science, Not Art, June 2004 Locked in our Senses. Wrexham Science Festival, March, 2004 Mind Games. Glasgow Science Centre, March, 2004 Creativity. Winchester Festival of Art and the Mind, March, 2004 Science of emotions. Dana Centre. London, Feb, 2003 Art and the Altered Mind. The Royal Institution. Feb, 2004 Mind Games. At Bristol Museum, Jan, 2004 Creativity and Perception. Craik Jones. London, Jan, 2004 Perception, Deception and Abstraction. Novartis CIBA Vision. London, Jan, 2004 Question Time. Dana Centre. London, Nov, 2003 Aphasia and art. Matts Gallery. London. 2003 Mind Games. Science Museum IMAX. London. 2003 Science, Not Art. Cheltenham Literature Festival. Cheltenham. 2003 Science and Theatre. Informal European Theatre Meeting (ITEM). Birmingham. 2003 Mapping Perception. Berlin Film Festival. Berlin. 2003 Science, not Art. British Association for Advancement of Science (BAAS). Salford. 2003 Science, not Art. The Royal Society. London. 2003 Hypothermia and stroke. Cheltenham Festival of Science. Cheltenham. 2003. Science and Art: scientist are from mars, artists are from venus. Cheltenham Festival of Science. 2003. Vision and Illusion. Sir Humphrey Davy Lecture. National Science Week. 2003. Mapping Perception with Science and Art. British Association for the Advancement of Science. University of Leicester, 2002 Science in the arts. Jerwood Sculpture Prize, Jerwood Space, London. February 2003 Mapping Perception. Brief Encounters short film festival. Watershed, Bristol, November 2002 UCL Minds - Question Time at UCL. Bloomsbury Theatre, November 2002. Wanderlust with Mark Lythgoe, John McCarthy, Benedict Allen. Institute of Contemporary Arts. 2002 Mapping Perception Film. The Café Gallery, London 2002. Mapping Perception. Film Premiere of Mapping Perception. Institute of Child Health, London 2002. Mapping Perception. Liverpool Biennial 2002. Science on Stage and Screen Symposium. Liverpool, 2002. Joubert Syndrome. Cove Park, Scotland. 2002. Member, UCL Minds panel – Question Time at UCL, Bloomsbury Theatre, November 2001. Mapping Perception. Gulbenkian Foundation Art and Science Partnerships. London, UK, 2000. Mapping Perception. Part of the Creating Sparks Science Initiative. Royal Geographical Society, 2000. Science and Art Collaborations. A Seminar on Sci-Art. Imperial College, London. 1999 |
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