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Keynote 'What Can AI Learn From Automata History"?

University of Oxford | 'Down the rabbit-hole: Alice & Science''

Science, Religion, and the Human Future: Conflict, Collusion, and Consequences

Alice Through the Looking-Glass: A Companion (Genre Fiction and Film Companions)

Sleep and Folklore in Popular Culture

Nostalgic Neverlands: The Secret Histories of Children's Literature I Oxford Lifelong Learning, University of Oxford

In Our Time, Automata - BBC Radio 4

In Our Time, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - BBC Radio 4

BBC World Service - The Forum, Mirror Mirror on the wall: The history of the looking glass

BBC World Service - The Forum, Moths: The story of the butterfly of the night

Royal Institution | Michael Faraday's supernatural experiment

Oxford Alumni Stories: 'I remember really wanting to find out what it meant'

The Guardian | Reaching for military metaphors won’t help Britain learn to live with Covid

The Guardian | Off with their heads! Why are Lewis Carroll misquotes so common online?

Royal Entomological Society | Creepy Victorians - How VictorianBritain became obsessed with insects

HistoryExtra | Lewis Carroll | Who Was The Author Of Alice In Wonderland?

Let’s go down a rabbit hole about rabbit holes | Connecticut Public

Curiouser and Curiouser, Part 1 | CBC Radio

Spectral Science: Conjuring the Invisible World | University of Southern California Libraries | Visions & Voices

Compton Verney | Marvellous Mechanical Museum

Insects Through the Looking Glass - An Exhibition at the Story Museum — M. G. Leonard

Communicating Vaccination

DIE ZEIT | Großbritannien: »In Oxford kann man die Realität leicht ignorieren«

Wissenschaftskommunikation.de | „Metaphern sind sehr wichtig, weil sie helfen können Vertrauen aufzubauen“

SZ.de | Zu Besuch bei Alice im Wunderland - Stil