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Cambridge Neuroscience takes on Tomorrow's World!

How will we care for, treat and use our minds over the coming decades? Watch BBC Tomorrow's World Live recorded at the Glasgow Science Centre. Cambridge Neuroscientist Dr Hannah Critchlow presents with Dr Jen Gupta and they are joined by a panel of brainy experts, including Cambridge Neuroscientist Dr Anne-Laura Van Harmelen and former Cambridge Neuroscientist Dr Martin O'Neill.

The episode will soon feature on iPlayer. 

 

Posted on 20/12/2017

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