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		<title>The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures</title>
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		<dc:creator>Emma Cragg</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Every Christmas the Royal Institution of Great Britain presents a series of scientific lectures for young people. The series has been running since 1825 with topics ranging from astronomy to zoology. This year the title of the series is &#8220;Hi-tech Trek&#8221;. The five episodes presented by Prof. Chris Bishop explore the science behind the digital revolution and the birth of the super computer. All episodes are being shown on Channel 5 at 19:15. Episode 1 (29/12/08) &#8211; Breaking the speed limit Episode 2 (30/12/08) &#8211; Chips with everything Episode 3 (31/12/08) &#8211; The ghost in the machine Episode 4 (01/01/09) [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<!-- Start Shareaholic LikeButtonSetTop Automatic --><!-- End Shareaholic LikeButtonSetTop Automatic --><p>Every Christmas the <a href="http://www.rigb.org/registrationControl?action=home" target="_blank">Royal Institution of Great Britain</a> presents a series of scientific lectures for young people. The series has been running since 1825 with topics ranging from astronomy to zoology.</p>
<p>This year the title of the series is &#8220;Hi-tech Trek&#8221;. The five episodes presented by <a href="http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/cmbishop/">Prof. Chris Bishop</a> explore the science behind the digital revolution and the birth of the super computer. All episodes are being shown on Channel 5 at 19:15.</p>
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<li>Episode 1 (29/12/08) &#8211; Breaking the speed limit</li>
<li>Episode 2 (30/12/08) &#8211; Chips with everything</li>
<li>Episode 3 (31/12/08) &#8211; The ghost in the machine</li>
<li>Episode 4 (01/01/09) &#8211; Untangling the web</li>
<li>Episode 5 (02/01/09) &#8211; Digital intelligence</li>
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<p>So far I&#8217;ve only seen the third episode (and learned to count in binary) but will be catching up with the rest on <a href="http://demand.five.tv/Series.aspx?seriesBaseName=RoyalInstitutionChristmasLectures" target="_blank">Demand Five</a> where they&#8217;re available for 30 days after broadcast.</p>
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