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How The Talk Became Big Business

Aditya Chakrabortty in the Guardian writes on how 'authors, scientists, economists are packing venues as more and more people turn to a lecture for a good night out'

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Monday 6 July Coral Reef Crisis: Global Warming and Ocean Acidification Coral reefs are directly impacted by the synergistic effects of global warming and ocean acidification and are likely to be placed into a situation of irreversible decline if immediate steps are not taken to reduce CO2 emissions.

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Tuesday 7 July Visual Arts: Creativity, copyright and contracts for Fine Arts markets Involved in the visual arts? It is crucial that you know what IP is and how it affects you.

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Wednesday 8 July Building bridges between genes, brains and language Our unparalleled capacity for complex speech and language remains one of the most intriguing but elusive aspects of being human. Join Dr Simon Fisher as he discusses the first bridges between genes, brains and speech and language.

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Thursday 9 July Communication Power LSE Summer School lecture with the Department of Media and Communications and POLIS

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Thursday 9 July Ancient Meols Meols is one of the most fascinating archaeological landscapes in Britain

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