Cassius: But soft, I pray you. What, did Caesar swound?
Casca: He fell down in the market place and foamed at mouth and was speechless.
Brutus: ‘Tis very like. He hath the falling sickness.
Elly Magson investigates Julius Caesar’s malady, 2000 years on.
Eleanor Magson investigates whether memories make us who we are.
The latest Science Museum Late event on Feb 25th will be on the theme of sexuality
Join Imperial researchers and student societies as they bring the science of light out of the shadows for an evening of light entertainment
Tom Stoppard’s play brings you into the life of a neuroscientist, exploring the philosophy behind the minds of scientists with incredible realism..
As part of our new science events listing, we pick an event coming up this week. Valentine’s Day at the The Old Operating Theatre Museum is looking at some of the consequences of love in the 18th Century.
Eleanor Magson delves into the world of neuroanatomy in Henry Marsh’s fantastic new book.
Where art and neuroscience collide: Elly Magson investigates the science themed art exhibiton at the Rag Factory, Brick lane