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Searching for Shakespeare
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Michael Wood
Diploma 2010
Diploma 2010
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Social Responsibility of Scientists
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Prof John Finney
Science and Society Lecture 31st January 2017
- Lectures
- 37
Science and Society Lecture 31st January 2017
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The Common Law
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Professor Ben McFarlane
Pre-Sessional Lecture 21st July 2015
- Lectures
- 65
Pre-Sessional Lecture 21st July 2015
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The English Breakfast and the Anthropology of Food
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Dr Kaori O’Connor
Pre-sessional Lecture June 2013
Pre-sessional Lecture June 2013
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The English Breakfast and the Anthropology of Food
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Dr Kaori O'Connor
Diploma Lecture October 2013
Diploma Lecture October 2013
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The English Countryside
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Professor Munton
Diploma Lecture 2012
Diploma Lecture 2012
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The French New Wave
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Roland-François Lack
Diploma 2008
Diploma 2008
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The Public Understanding of Science
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Dr Simon J Lock
UPC 2011
UPC 2011
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The Reporting of Science
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Dr Peter Bowman
Diploma Lecture 2008
Diploma Lecture 2008
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The Reweaving of the Silk Road
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Dr Gai Jorayev
Pre-sessional lecture 2016
- Lectures
- 56
Pre-sessional lecture 2016
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The UK, EU and US Since 1945
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Dr Dave Edye
Pre-Sessional Lecture 2011
Pre-Sessional Lecture 2011
Diploma 2008
Diploma 2008
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Underground Posters, Underground Journeys
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Anna Renton
Diploma Lecture March 2014
- Lectures
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Diploma Lecture March 2014
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Wren's London (with Worksheet)
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Dr Sophie Jessop
TO BE REMOVED ?
TO BE REMOVED ?
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A Brief History of Mathematics - 01 Newton and Leibniz
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Marcus du Sautoy
This ten part history of mathematics reveals the personalities behind the calculations: the passions and rivalries of mathematicians struggling to get their ideas heard. Marcus du Sautoy shows how these masters of abstraction find a role in the real world and proves that mathematics is the driving force behind modern science.
This ten part history of mathematics reveals the personalities behind the calculations: the passions and rivalries of mathematicians struggling to get their ideas heard. Marcus du Sautoy shows how these masters of abstraction find a role in the real world and proves that mathematics is the driving force behind modern science.
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A Brief History of Mathematics - 02 Leonard Euler
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Marcus du Sautoy
Today, how the mathematics that Leonard Euler invented two hundred years ago has transformed the internet. Euler's solution to an eighteeneth century conundrum paved the way for the search engines most of us use every day
Today, how the mathematics that Leonard Euler invented two hundred years ago has transformed the internet. Euler's solution to an eighteeneth century conundrum paved the way for the search engines most of us use every day
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A Brief History of Mathematics - 03 Joseph Fourier
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Marcus du Sautoy
Today, the mathematics of Joseph Fourier. It's thanks to his mathematical insight that you can hear Marcus on the radio and that Brian Eno can create sounds that have never been heard before.
Today, the mathematics of Joseph Fourier. It's thanks to his mathematical insight that you can hear Marcus on the radio and that Brian Eno can create sounds that have never been heard before.
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A Brief History of Mathematics - 04 Evariste Galois
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Marcus du Sautoy
Today how the mathematics of the French revolutionary, Evariste Galois, has proved invaluable to particle physicists working today.The mathematics that Galois began, over two hundred years ago, now absolutely describes the fundamental particles that make up our universe.
Today how the mathematics of the French revolutionary, Evariste Galois, has proved invaluable to particle physicists working today.The mathematics that Galois began, over two hundred years ago, now absolutely describes the fundamental particles that make up our universe.
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A Brief History of Mathematics - 05 Carl Friedrich Gauss
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Marcus du Sautoy
The 19th century mathematical celebrity. Professor Marcus du Sautoy describes how a study of asteroids led Gauss to describe the normal distribution.
The 19th century mathematical celebrity. Professor Marcus du Sautoy describes how a study of asteroids led Gauss to describe the normal distribution.
Today, the pioneering nineteenth century mathematicians who helped Albert Einstien with his maths: Jonas Bolyai, Nicolas Loachevski and Bernhard Riemann. Without the mathematics to describe curved space and multiple dimensions, the theory of relativity doesn't really work.
Today, the pioneering nineteenth century mathematicians who helped Albert Einstien with his maths: Jonas Bolyai, Nicolas Loachevski and Bernhard Riemann. Without the mathematics to describe curved space and multiple dimensions, the theory of relativity doesn't really work.
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A Brief History of Mathematics - 07 Georg Cantor
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Marcus du Sautoy
Today, Georg Cantor, the mathematician who showed us how to carry on counting when the numbers run out. An insight into the nature of infinity that Roger Penrose believes helps to explain why the human brain will always be cleverer than artificial intelligence.
Today, Georg Cantor, the mathematician who showed us how to carry on counting when the numbers run out. An insight into the nature of infinity that Roger Penrose believes helps to explain why the human brain will always be cleverer than artificial intelligence.
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A Brief History of Mathematics - 08 Henri Poincare
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Marcus du Sautoy
Today Henri Poincare, the man who proved there are certain problems that mathematics will never be able to answer: a mathematical insight that gave rise to chaos theory.
Today Henri Poincare, the man who proved there are certain problems that mathematics will never be able to answer: a mathematical insight that gave rise to chaos theory.