“We upset the entire Darwinian framework of evolution by our introduction of drugs, or transplants, life-saving machines. We were perpetuating a planet of mental and physical degenerates, with each generation less prepared to live than the last. I know you … Continue reading Why I love science fiction
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by Sean Philpott-Jones, Director of the Center for Bioethics and Clinical Leadership I haven’t been to Disneyland since my senior year in high school, and I’ve actually never visited one of the Disney World… Continue reading V-Ticket to Ride
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The KISS DTC, UCL Economic & Social Research Council DTC and the AHRC London Arts and Humanities Partnership have awarded funding to seven doctoral training activities situated at the interface of Social Science and the Arts and Humanities. Please see below for details of these activities and how to get involved with them. 1. Is IR Without History Empty? Is History Without IR Blind? An Interdisciplinary Research Seminar Series Organisers: Thomas Bottelier, Depts. of History & War Studies KCL and Filippo Costa Buranelli, Dept. of… Continue reading Social Science and the Arts & Humanities Competition & Initiatives: “Narrative Bioethics” one of the funded projects
