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  3. Science's inner frontier

    When you fall into deep sleep, what happens to your consciousness, to "you"? Does it hibernate or dissipate or what? Does it still exist? Your body continues to exist, your brain continues to control...

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  4. Hume's internal bundle grows a few extra knots

    Thinking about consciousness is no longer the preserve of philosophers; it is part of science too. Below, Kam Patel outlines the main issues When I enter most intimately into what I call myself, I...

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  5. Hume's internal bundle grows a few extra knots

    Thinking about consciousness is no longer the preserve of philosophers; it is part of science too. Experts from a range of disciplines give their individual views Old habits die hard, especially...

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  6. Hume's internal bundle grows a few extra knots

    Thinking about consciousness is no longer the preserve of philosophers; it is part of science too. Experts from a range of disciplines give their individual views The problem of consciousness is to...

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  7. Hume's internal bundle grows a few extra knots

    Thinking about consciousness is no longer the preserve of philosophers; it is part of science too. Experts from a range of disciplines give their individual views I am working on a programme...

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  8. Hume's internal bundle grows a few extra knots

    Thinking about consciousness is no longer the preserve of philosophers; it is part of science too. Experts from a range of disciplines give their individual views What is the relationship between our...

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  9. Hume's internal bundle grows a few extra knots

    1 Consciousness is in the brain. Approach pursued by hands-on neuroscientists, such as Susan Greenfield, who seek to understand consciousness by studying the actual material of which our brains are...

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  11. Can machines ever be conscious?

    Igor Aleksander believes they can, Jaron Lanier disagrees It is collective self-flattery for the computer science community to argue that computers can be conscious. I will argue that they cannot....

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  12. Does consciousness emerge from quantum processes?

    Stuart Hameroff and Roger Penrose think it does, while Patricia Churchland is less convinced How can we comprehend the nature of our conscious experience? This question provokes four types of...

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  13. Honorary degrees

    UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD Honorary DLitt: cinematographers Jack Cardiff and Douglas Slocombe. GUILDHALL SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND DRAMA DMus: Ian Horsburgh, principal of the school in recognition of his...

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