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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Designer athletes and catalytic clothing
I’d been thinking a couple of science festival talks I’d been to were ‘good but not amazing’ and then I went to Designer Athletes last night and was really surprised to be completely engaged with a really fascinating discussion – … Continue reading
Science Tuesday (with some incidental Shakespeare)
Having had a wee day off on Monday (real life getting in the way), it was back to the science festival on Tuesday. I had finally met Juliet Wilson (CraftyGreenPoet) on Saturday (we’d corresponded on our blogs and twitter for … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, earthquakes, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Science Festival, nutrition, physiology, science fiction, Shakespeare, sport, volcanoes
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My friend the robot
So, robot companions. Not something I’d thought about a whole lot before I went to Ruth Aylett‘s talk on Sunday. But a tremendously interesting concept. Various stories about robots that will interact with us come up in the media now … Continue reading
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Tagged artificial intelligence, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Science Festival, Heriot Watt, robot, robot companion, robot friend, robotics, Ruth Aylett, science
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