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Autistic people show a much higher rate of special talents than any other group, and fascinatingly, these tend to occur in set areas.
Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience
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with Santanu Das
Around 4 million men of color were recruited during the First World War into the European and American armies, and of them, almost 1.5 million Indians. How does one understand the difficult, often contradictory legacies of war and empire, and the way they continue to haunt us, even today.
Professor of Modern Literature and Culture
with Jessie Munton
I think prejudice is best conceptualized as a phenomenon that can be supported by a whole range of mental states that will include beliefs, habits, emotions and also attentional dispositions.
Associate Professor in Philosophy
with Carola-Bibiane Schönlieb
A lot of times, if I look at a particular historical piece, the artwork has gone through a process. Where we come in as mathematical imaging specialists is, we try to go back and discover what has been lost — or maybe not completely lost, but what is no longer visible to the human eye.
Professor of Applied Mathematics
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