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How do actors memorise their lines?

Michael Boyd of the Royal Shakespeare Company and the famous neuroscientist Dr Oliver Sacs compare notes to find out how actors are able to perform the complex feat of remembering not only their lines, but also where to go on the stage and what emotions to portray.   More...

 

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Eyes in the back of your head

A number of cases have recently come to light of people who are blind and yet can recognise the emotions in an expression, judge the size of objects without touching them and navigate their way around an obstacle course without touching the obstacles.  More...

 

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Sleeping your way to the top

Did you know that on average we are sleeping 2 hours a night less than we were in the 1960s and that this reduction in sleep could be damaging to the economy?  More...