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Tom Feilden

Tom Feilden

Verified

Science and Environment Editor, Today Programme, BBC Radio 4

London

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Total articles 15

  • A golden age of discovery in neuroscience

    By Tom Feilden Verified| BBC Verified By Tom FeildenScience correspondent, Today programmePublished5 September 2012image copyrightUniversity of OxfordDevelopments in imaging technology, genetics, brain chemistry and computing are promising fresh insights into the workings of the mind and mental illness. Our science correspondent Tom Feilden asks what neuroscience has to say about what it means to be human. "So this is it. This is our new toy.

    By Tom Feilden Verified · BBC

    Jul. 06, 2021

  • French scientists fight Asian hornet ‘in own language’

    By Tom Feilden Verified| The Connexion (France) Verified Researchers in France have discovered a “very promising” possible solution in the fight against the deadly Asian hornet, which includes “talking to the insect in its own language” to lure it into traps. Asian hornets were first seen in France in around 2009, and can be deadly to humans. They can also damage bees and beehives.

    By Tom Feilden Verified · The Connexion (France)

    Mar. 12, 2020

  • A golden age of discovery in neuroscience

    By Tom Feilden Verified| BBC Verified By Tom FeildenScience correspondent, Today programmePublished5 September 2012image copyrightUniversity of OxfordDevelopments in imaging technology, genetics, brain chemistry and computing are promising fresh insights into the workings of the mind and mental illness. Our science correspondent Tom Feilden asks what neuroscience has to say about what it means to be human. "So this is it. This is our new toy.

    By Tom Feilden Verified · BBC

    Jul. 06, 2021

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BBC Radio 4