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Preparing to weather the Storm: The Study of Human Rights to work for Human Rights

by admin | Mar 19, 2014 | Uncategorized

We recently joined Dr Damien Short, Director of the Human Rights Consortium (HRC) and a Senior Lecturer in Human Rights at the School of Advanced Study, to discuss the renowned MA in Understanding and Securing Human Rights. In a world facing the potential ‘perfect...

Digging into Linked Parliamentary Data

by admin | Feb 20, 2014 | Research & Resources, Uncategorized

The Institute of Historical Research is part of an international consortium which has won funding to analyse parliamentary material in a new way – using the techniques of ‘big data’. ‘Digging into Linked Parliamentary Data’ is a two-year...

‘Tim Jenison is like Miss Marples or Hercule Poirot’: SAS interviews Colin Blakemore

by admin | Feb 14, 2014 | Features, Interviews, Uncategorized

Back in January it was announced that a film to which Colin Blakemore, Professor of Neuroscience and Philosophy in the School of Advanced Study, had contributed was nominated for a BAFTA as well as being shortlisted for an Oscar nomination. We caught up with him...

Colin Blakemore investigates the nature of visual perception in BAFTA-nominated film

by admin | Feb 10, 2014 | Features, Interviews, The Human Mind Project

Professor Colin Blakemore’s work branches out into a plethora of disciplines delving into the mechanisms of the brain, thought and perception, in his role as Professor of Neuroscience and Philosophy in the School of Advanced Study. As a renowned neuroscientist with a...

The History of Sexuality: A new seminar series from the Institute of Historical Research

by admin | Jan 23, 2014 | Events

A guest post by Justin Bengry (Birkbeck/McGill) While numerous seminars at the Institute for Historical Research have long welcomed papers from historians of sex and sexuality, no single seminar provided for a broader dialogue on the subject across region, period and...
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