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#LTAX21

8 & 9 March

10:45-15:30 | Online

Let's Talk About [X] 2021 showcased some of this year's best and brightest UG researchers with topics ranging from Music as Medicine for Epilepsy, Madness, Religion and Gender in Ancient Greece through to Artificial Intelligence for Vaccine Development.

We'll post the recordings here shortly. In the meantime, check out [X]pertise, our ongoing series of research seminars.

Let's Talk About [X] 2021 Promo

00:52

How do non-meditators learn brief mindfulness and apply
it to their food cravings? - Rebeka Pazmany

12:54

Why we should know more about stress resilience and
memory - Teya Daneva - LTAX21

13:49

When robots get too real: Uncanny robots in light of autistic traits - Annelie Perruchoud - LTAX21

15:12

Artificial intelligence for vaccine development to mitigate the next pandemic - Iyan Babar - LTAX21

14:07

Talking About [X] - Jessica Bownes & Ruth Douglas - LTAX21

22:51

Youth co-design in mental health research - Maren McLean Andvik - LTAX21

17:25

Democracy, Incompetent Voters and Making the Right Choice - Guillaume Andrieux - LTAX21

13:36

Time	Title	Speakers	Year	Degree
11:35	How do non-meditators learn brief mindfulness and apply it to their food cravings? A qualitative study.	Rebeka Pazmanyova	4	Psychology
11:55	Youth co-design in mental health research	Maren McLean Andvik	1	Zoology
12:30	Is Resilience to Stress Reflected by How We Form Memories?	Teya Daneva	5	Neuroscience
12:50	Artificial intelligence for Vaccine development can help us mitigate the effects of the next pandemic	Iyan Babar	3	Bsc (Hons) Immunology
13:10	When Robots Become Too Real: Our Uncanny Perception of Robots in Light of Autistic Traits	Annelie Perruchoud	4	Psychology
14:30	Fixing Democracy	Guillaume Andrieux	4	Philosophy/Sociology
14:50	Music as Medicine: a Literature Review on the Effectiveness of Mozart’s Music on Epilepsy.	Angela Weihan Ng & Sarah Yew Yen Yee	2	Computing Science and Music

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Day 1 - Mon 8th March

Time	Title	Speakers	Year	Subject
11:35	How do non-meditators learn brief mindfulness and apply it to their food cravings? A qualitative study.	Rebeka Pazmanyova	4	Psychology
11:55	Youth co-design in mental health research	Maren McLean Andvik	1	Zoology
12:30	Why we should know more about stress resilience and memory?	Teya Daneva	5	Neuroscience
12:50	Artificial intelligence for Vaccine development can help us mitigate the effects of the next pandemic	Iyan Babar	3	Bsc (Hons) Immunology
13:10	When Robots Become Too Real: Our Uncanny Perception of Robots in Light of Autistic Traits	Annelie Perruchoud	4	Psychology
14:30	Democracy, Incompetent Voters and Making the Right Choice	Guillaume Andrieux	4	Philosophy/Sociology
14:50	Music as Medicine: a Literature Review on the Effectiveness of Mozart’s Music on Epilepsy.	Angela Weihan Ng & Sarah Yew Yen Yee	2	Computing Science and Music

Day 2 - Tue 9th March

Time	Title	Speakers	Year	Degree
11:35	Madness, Religion and Gender in Ancient Greece	Nyeleni Superville Blackford	4	Classical Civilization and English Literature
11:55	Sex Differences in Pain	Klara Hatinova	4	Neuroscience
12:30	A blind king and a deaf porter: status and disability in the early Middle Ages.	Jutta Lamminaho	4	History
12:50	Understanding Metaphors for the COVID-19 Pandemic	Mitchell McKee	4	English Language & Linguistics
13:10	Market solutions to climate change: can environmental taxes or emissions trading schemes effectively mitigate climate change?	Teah Murad	3	Economics/Politics
14:30	Help An Hand With Another: 3D-Printed Rehabilitation Hand Exoskeleton	Carmen Colucci, Marycarmen Flores Lopez, Eleanor Thomson	4	Biomedical Engineering
14:50	The Mind, The Mood and The Immortal: Can Religion Make Me Happy?	Graham Reid	4	Psychology

Time	Title	Speakers	Year	Subject
11:35	Madness, Religion and Gender in Ancient Greece	Nyeleni Superville Blackford	4	Classical Civilization and English Literature
11:55	Sex Differences in Pain	Klara Hatinova	4	Neuroscience
12:30	A blind king and a deaf porter: status and disability in the early Middle Ages.	Jutta Lamminaho	4	History
12:50	Fight the virus, stick with the rules and reduce the peak: an analysis of the metaphors used by Boris Johnson and Nicola Sturgeon to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic	Mitchell McKee	4	English Language & Linguistics
13:10	Market solutions to climate change: the effectiveness of emission trading schemes versus environmental taxation to mitigate climate change	Teah Murad	3	Economics/Politics
14:30	Help An Hand With Another: 3D-Printed Rehabilitation Hand Exoskeleton	Carmen Colucci, Marycarmen Flores Lopez, Eleanor Thomson	4	Biomedical Engineering
14:50	The Mind, The Mood and The Immortal: Can Religion Make Me Happy?	Graham Reid	4	Psychology

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