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Hannah Critchlow

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Best selling author and science presenter, Fellow at Magdalene College, Cambridge University, loves jogs along the towpath
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Learning to Learn

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By Ginny Smith Verified, Hannah Critchlow, Kate Lamble
| The Naked Scientists Podcast
Richard O'Connor hides toys from tots to explore how babies' brains develop learning and memory skills... PlayFull TranscriptDownload Richard O'Connor hides toys from tots to explore how six-month-old babies' brains develop learning and memory skills, as he explained to Ginny Smith... Richard -   I'm at the department of psychology in Cambridge and I work with babies, looking at how they learn to search for hidden objects.
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Fascinating Fungi

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By Chris Smith Verified, Hannah Critchlow
| The Naked Scientists Podcast
A self-powering retinal implant that can turn light into sight has been successfully tested in rats. PlayFull TranscriptDownload A self-powering retinal implant that can turn light into sight has been successfully tested in rats. The device, the brain child of scientists at Stanford University led by Yossi Mandel, is intended to treat disorders caused by the loss from the eye of the rods and cones that convert light waves into electrical signals that the brain can understand.
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The Cost of a Life

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By Ginny Smith Verified, Hannah Critchlow
| The Naked Scientists Podcast
The science of how DJ's mix seamlessly so that we can dance through tune transitions PlayFull TranscriptDownload Ever been on the dance floor, getting your groove on, enjoying a particular tune, and then the DJ flips the song over, and it completely messes up your dancing moves? I have! Then there's been other times when I haven't even noticed the tune changing But what's the science behind this DJ skill? Well, Mark Elliott, Research Fellow at Birmingham University thinks he's found the answer.
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