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Therapeutic Effects of Medicines in Different Patients: Personalised Medicines & Personalised Dosing
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Professor Michael Munday , 2020
Pre-sessional Lecture 2020
- Lectures
- No subtitles
- 45
Pre-sessional Lecture 2020
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Tutankhamun - An Ancient Egyptian Royal Burial
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Dr Taylor , 2008
Diploma 2008
- Lectures
- Classical Civilisation
- Lectures
- No subtitles
- 60
Diploma 2008
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Underground Posters, Underground Journeys
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Anna Renton , 2014
Diploma Lecture March 2014
- Lectures
- No subtitles
- 48
Diploma Lecture March 2014
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Understanding Society - Research and Knowledge in the Social Services
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Dr Katherine Stansfeld , 2023
ARAM Lecture
- Lectures
- No subtitles
- 48
ARAM Lecture
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US Shale Gas Revolution and Potential Impact on World Energy Markets
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Dr Slava Mikhaylov , 2012
Pre-sessional Lecture 2012 with additional questions from Diploma 21/01/2013
Pre-sessional Lecture 2012 with additional questions from Diploma 21/01/2013
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Using Media to Support Small Businesses
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Keith Ricketts , 2018
Pre-sessional Lecture 03.07.2018
- Lectures
- No subtitles
- 60
Pre-sessional Lecture 03.07.2018
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Visual Music and Synaesthesia
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Dr Jamie Ward , 2006
Diploma Lecture 2006-2007
- Lectures
- Humanities
- Lectures
- No subtitles
- 60
Diploma Lecture 2006-2007
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Water for a Thirsty World – Evaluating Reliability and Risks of Groundwater Resources
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Dr. W.G. Burgess , 2015
Diploma Lecture 27th April 2015
Diploma Lecture 27th April 2015
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What Do Crime and Diseases Have in Common?
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Dr Shane D. Johnson , 2007
Pre-Sessional 2007
- Lectures
- Economics & Finance
- Lectures
- Politics & Public Policy
- No subtitles
- 65
Pre-Sessional 2007
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What does the Health Survey for England Tell us About Use of Prescribed Medicines?
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Dr Jennifer Mindel , 2015
Diploma Lecture 16th March 2015
- Lectures
- Medical Sciences
- No subtitles
- 50
Diploma Lecture 16th March 2015
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What is Happening to Knowledge?
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Mr Carl Gombrich , 2014
Diploma Lecture 2014
- Lectures
- No subtitles
- 55
Diploma Lecture 2014
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What is Special about England - The English Legal System
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Julius Grower , 2018
Pre-sessional Lecture 07.08.18
- Lectures
- No subtitles
- 63
Pre-sessional Lecture 07.08.18
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What's the Point of Philosophy? (with Worksheet)
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Carl Gombrich , 2011
Diploma 2010/11
- Lectures
- Humanities
- Lectures
- No subtitles
- 60
Diploma 2010/11
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Who's Afraid of Multilingualism?
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Raphaela Armbruster , 2007
UPCH 2007
- Lectures
- Lectures
- Politics & Public Policy
- No subtitles
- 49
UPCH 2007
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Will Robotics Take Over?
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Prof Peter McOwan , 2018
Science and Society Lecture 16th January 2018
- Lectures
- No subtitles
- 52
Science and Society Lecture 16th January 2018
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Wren's London (with Worksheet)
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Dr Sophie Jessop , 2005
TO BE REMOVED ?
- Lectures
- Built Environment & Architecture
- Lectures
- No subtitles
- 60
TO BE REMOVED ?
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Writing as a Social Scientist
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Dr Christian Spielmann , 2017
Pre-sessional lecture, 20.06.2017
- Lectures
- No subtitles
- 44
Pre-sessional lecture, 20.06.2017
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Writing Skills for STEM Students
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Dr Manni Bhatti , 2017
Pre-sessional lecture, 27 June 2017
- Lectures
- No subtitles
- 42
Pre-sessional lecture, 27 June 2017
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The Moral Maze: Should scientists be mindful of the social context in which their work is carried out?
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Melanie Philips, Ian Hargreaves, Claire Fox, Professor Jules Pretty
James Watson discovered this week that being a distinguished Nobel prize winning scientist is no protection when you stray in to controversial territory. His claim that race and intelligence are linked provoked outraged condemnation. Lectures and speaking engagements were cancelled and the professor had to fly home to America, as he put it, to save his job.
James Watson discovered this week that being a distinguished Nobel prize winning scientist is no protection when you stray in to controversial territory. His claim that race and intelligence are linked provoked outraged condemnation. Lectures and speaking engagements were cancelled and the professor had to fly home to America, as he put it, to save his job.
The surgeon and writer Atul Gawande argues that better systems can transform global healthcare by radically reducing the chance of mistakes and increasing the chance of successful outcomes.
The surgeon and writer Atul Gawande argues that better systems can transform global healthcare by radically reducing the chance of mistakes and increasing the chance of successful outcomes.
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The Reith Lectures 2002 - 1 - Spreading Suspicion
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Onora O'Neill
The nature of trust and its role in society, and is there real evidence of a crisis of trust?
The nature of trust and its role in society, and is there real evidence of a crisis of trust?
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The Reith Lectures 2002 - 2 - Trust and Terror
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Onora O'Neill
The search for justice in conditions where the basis for trust is threatened by violence and intimidation.
The search for justice in conditions where the basis for trust is threatened by violence and intimidation.
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The Reith Lectures 2002 - 3 - Called to Account
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Onora O'Neill
Have the instruments for control, regulation, monitoring and enforcement worked?
Have the instruments for control, regulation, monitoring and enforcement worked?
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The Reith Lectures 2002 - 4 - Trust and Transparency
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Onora O'Neill
Transparency may not improve trust, and may even add to the ways in which the public can be deceived.
Transparency may not improve trust, and may even add to the ways in which the public can be deceived.
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The Reith Lectures 2002 - 5 - Licence to Deceive
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Onora O'Neill
How can we decide when to trust those who inform us about the wider world, and in particular media reporters?
How can we decide when to trust those who inform us about the wider world, and in particular media reporters?
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The Reith Lectures 2003 - 1 - Phantoms in the Brain
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Vilayanur S. Ramachandran
Scientists need no longer be afraid to ask the big questions about what it means to be human with empirical evidence now answering ancient philosophical questions about meaning and existence
Scientists need no longer be afraid to ask the big questions about what it means to be human with empirical evidence now answering ancient philosophical questions about meaning and existence