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John Curran on “How culture is messy and why that’s good” TEDxHull

We are making a big mistake by simplifying how culture works. It shapes how we live our lives, the values we hold, the relationships we form and the decisions we […]

5th June 2017

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Science Communicator and Science Outreach Officer Phil Bell-Young | TEDxHull

As a science communicator, there are many things you need to consider before presenting a talk. Age range, the academic level of the audience and location can all potentially affect how a presenter delivers a […]

5th June 2017

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Algorave: algorithmic dance culture – talk by Alex McLean TEDxHull

Algoraves are parties where people dance to algorithms, where all the music and visuals are made by live coders who work by exposing and reworking ‘source code’ – the innards […]

2nd June 2017

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The surprising things I learned exploring Planet Earth – talk by Ness Knight

We all have moments in our lives where something changes, where we have a profound shift in perspective, and for explorer Ness Knight that happened while solo adventuring. Next year […]

2nd June 2017

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Dr Isabel Pires talks – What can cancer tell us about itself? TEDxHull

One of the best tools we have to study cancer is cancer itself, in the shape of the cancer cell line. Cell lines are incredibly advantageous tools used worldwide to […]

2nd June 2017

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Illusions of truth talk – Dr. Mark Lorch biological chemistry lecturer from University of Hull

Mark Lorch is a senior lecturer in biological chemistry at the University of Hull. The University lets him out on a fairly regular basis to communicate science to anyone who […]

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