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Colin Blakemore

June 2022

  • Ruby Wax and Colin Blakemore at the Oxford Sheldonian, Britain - 04 Jun 2014<br>Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Swaine/REX Shutterstock (3788015r) Colin Blakemore Ruby Wax and Colin Blakemore at the Oxford Sheldonian, Britain - 04 Jun 2014 Ruby Wax in conversation with Colin Blakemore at The Oxford Sheldonian for the British Neuroscience Association to discuss her book 'Sane New World'

    Sir Colin Blakemore obituary

    Neuroscientist, persuasive science communicator and advocate for rationality and openness

October 2015

  • Professor Sir Colin Blakemore

    Tim Hunt sexism row reignited after scientist quits writers' group

    Leading biologist leaves writers’ association post in protest at ‘unbalanced’ stance on reporting of story

May 2013

  • Babies

    Human cloning developments raise hopes for new treatments

    People with conditions such as heart disease or Parkinson's could benefit from tissue grown with their own DNA

March 2010

  • THE OXFORD LITERARY FESTIVAL, OXFORD, BRITAIN - 13 APR 2005

    My bright idea
    Colin Blakemore: how the human brain got bigger by accident and not through evolution

    Neurobiologist Colin Blakemore tells Robin McKie why he thinks a mutation in the human brain 200,000 years ago suddenly made us a super-intelligent species

November 2008

  • Legally high

    In the light of disturbing YouTube footage of teenagers experimenting with legally obtained but unregulated and untested 'herbal highs', science correspondent Alok Jha examines Britain's drug classification system

September 2008

  • Agonising about ecstasy

    Colin Blakemore

    Colin Blakemore: No drug is completely safe, but ecstasy does not destroy the brain and is not exceptionally toxic

June 2008

  • A necessary evil

    Colin Blakemore

    Colin Blakemore: Strict controls are necessary, but absolute bans on animal research, even those on the use of great apes, are not the right way forward

May 2008

  • Hysteria over cannabis is getting in the way of truth

    Colin Blakemore

    Colin Blakemore: It's a pity the PM has allowed heart to rule over head in his desire to reclassify Britain's most popular illegal drug

April 2008

  • Science Extra: Colin Blakemore

  • Tesco ad - John McEnroe

    Science Weekly
    Science Weekly: You Cannot Be Serious!

January 2008

  • And man recreated life. But now the problems begin

    Colin Blakemore

    Colin Blakemore: Does anyone else have the feeling that the world has become a bit apocalyptic? Melting icecap; pandemic flu; oil running out; human-animal hybrid embryos. These are the daily stuff of headlines. But last week's story really takes the biscuit. Synthetic life

  • Why no Sir Colin?

    Letters: It is disheartening that the honours committee has once again snubbed Professor Colin Blakemore (Report, December 29), apparently because of his willingness to speak out on the valuable role played by animal research in advancing medicine

  • Knight blindness

    James Randerson

    Prof Colin Blakemore has been passed over in the New Year honours list yet again, just because he had the guts to defend animal research

November 2007

  • People

    Colin Blakemore | Joe Zawinul | Django Bates | Victor Bailey | Bosco d'Oliveira | Martin Franco | Barney Hilken | Berwyn Davies | Russell Crowe | Ridley Scott |

December 2003

  • Where would we be without boffins?

    Colin Blakemore

  • No to vivisection

  • Animal rights clash

  • Blakemore reiterates threat to quit

  • Bad model

  • Raise investment to £1bn, medical research chief tells MPs

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