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This talk will tell the story of laboratory pregnancy testing in Britain before the first DIY tests of the 1970s. ... Understanding how the book is made is vital to the study of its contents, helping to locate its economic and social context, its audience

Computing machinery and intelligence’ ‘The search for intelligent life?’ Turing’s test for acculturation How right was Turing? ... How Turing missed the point about consciousness Is Turing’s imitation game a valid test for intelligence?

9 November Salim Al-Gailani: Private science and public morals: the diary of a late-Victorian teratologist. ... 19 October Anna Alexandrova: Buyer beware: robustness analyses in theoretical economics 2 November Mark Colyvan: The ins and outs of

an egg in a test-tube?  ''Early stages of fertilization in vitro of human oocytes matured in vitro' and the changing face of Nature in. ... 23. Jack Wright Essays Double standards? Why do misrepresentations in economics face stricter criticism than

instrument and object in postwar US. philosophy and economics. Measurement and value in Restoration credit. ... Commerce'. Natural analogy in English economic thought,. 1622–1672. Dissertation: Metallurgy, agronomy and.

machine rights Psychotherapy, autism and the imitation game ‘Stolen thought’ and the Turing test Turing’s smoke screen: why the need for the nine objections? ... supervised by Sarah Hodges) ‘Am I depressed?’: shifting self-reporting tests for

Putting the Extended Evolutionary Synthesis. to the Test’ Andrew Buskell, one of the. ... Between Men and Women’, 1887. Dissertation. Screening for syphilis: how blood syphilis tests.

ERC Economics in the Public Sphere: USA, UK, France, Poland and Brazil since 1945. ... scientific discovery (supervised by Hasok Chang) William Peden Essays How does economic history progress?

Rickets: a new disease in seventeenth-century England? Using the London Bills of Mortality 1593-1664, is there a relationship between parochial death rates and economic. ... Submitted Catherine Eagleton ‘Instruments in context: telling the time in