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My first degree was in
Human Sciences, a multidisciplinary degree at
University College London, for which I studied courses in
anatomy, anthropology, biochemistry, genetics, geography, history of
science, history of medicine, pharmacology, philosophy of science,
physiology, psychology and statistics. I followed this with an MSc in History and Philosophy of Science, at the London Centre for the History of Science, Medicine and Technology, which combines the resources of Imperial College, University College and the Wellcome Institute. As I studied at Imperial I also have a DIC. A Diploma of Imperial College, that is. |
| I returned to UCL to study for a PhD
in the Department of History, Philosophy & Communication of Science
(now known as the department of
Science and Technology Studies). My PhD,
Towards a Scientific Conception of Free Will, was supervised by
Nicholas Maxwell and examined by
Ted Honderich and Jennifer Trusted. My current research interests include:
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