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AHRC-funded PhD: “Making germs real” (London, in collaboration with Science Museum; September 2013-)
Fully-funded AHRC PhD studentship: “Making germs real: creating, performing and learning about a dangerous invisible thing in the public sphere, c.1860-1930” Applications are invited for an AHRC-funded PhD working on how germs were made real to different groups and individuals. … Continue reading
The Voice Symposium – The Science Museum’s Dana Centre, London, 16th November 2012
The Voice Symposium is an exciting series of talks and performances that explores the many uses and meanings of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Dana Centre, Jamie Wilkes, neuroscience, Resonance Fm, Science Museum, Sophie Scott, The London Consortium, Voice, vox lab
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