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Watching the visual brain at work
The brain operates through countless circuits of interconnected neurons and electrical signals flying around on time-scales of milliseconds.
From James Cook to James T. Kirk: the art of travel and exploration in the modern era
The image of the intrepid explorer, boldly going where no one had gone before, is a dominant one in relation to the history of western travel.
The mathematics of epidemics on networks: taming complexity
How do infectious diseases spread? How can mathematical models help?
We had the experience but missed the meaning (Dry Salvages, T.S.Eliot): Reflecting on reflection
The phrase in the title, taken from T.S.Eliot’s Four Quartets, captures something of the marvel and mystery that are intertwined in my journey to date
A vision of successful education in Africa through the agency of research
Education in Africa is often characterised in deficit terms, unable to achieve social improvement for the poor and marginalised.
Why the US is not a "Nation of Immigrants"
Far from making a radical break with the past, President Trump’s immigration policy is in line with a long tradition of American nativism.