Eric Hazan, a lifelong Parisian who died in June, wrote several books about his hometown, with a particular focus on the class politics of the built environment. In Balzacâs Paris he revisits... Read more »
Brimham Rocks in North Yorkshire has its first writer in residence, who has been recruited by the National Trust to create works inspired by the “mysterious and awe-inspiring rock formations”. Natalie Anastasia... Read more »
Transcript MIRI GITIK: Hello, everybody, and welcome to the NIMH Genomic Team’s 75th anniversary webinar, Celebrating Advancements in Psychiatric Genomics. Today, we will be here for more talks that highlight key advancements... Read more »
My enjoyment of Walter Scottâs brilliant Wendy books, in which a millennial arts graduate with a self-destructive streak as wide as the Yukon River pings like a pinball around various Canadian cities,... Read more »
Billie Eilish has become the latest star to read a CBeebies bedtime story, having chosen a book that teaches children about interacting with nature. The Oscar-winning singer of What Was I Made... Read more »
75th Anniversary Overview As part of the yearlong 75th Anniversary celebration, the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) hosted a webinar to explore key advances in genetics and genomics research. Since its... Read more »
Amid the sunshine and wild celebrations of Friday 25 August 1944, the day the Germans surrendered control of Paris, Charles de Gaulle declared the city to have been âliberated by itselfâ, with... Read more »
Evan Wright, the award-winning journalist who wrote about US subcultures in the book Generation Kill, which he helped adapt into the HBO miniseries of the same name, has died aged 59. Wright... Read more »
Transcript SHELLI AVENEVOLI: Good afternoon, everyone. Welcome to the NIMH Innovation Speaker Series. We’re gonna wait just a minute as people join the webinar. Good afternoon, everyone. We’re just watching the numbers,... Read more »