Science and Philosophy
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The second event in the series focuses on science and philosophy, inviting inspirational scientist and Nobel Laureate, Sir Tim Hunt, and leading philosopher of science, Professor Samir Okasha, to explore whether philosophy has a role in inspiring scientific innovation, and whether cultural perceptions shape the questions that scientists ask themselves, or the directions in which they seek their answers.
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