Daniel Glaser media appearances

Television

Under Laboratory Conditions (11/1/6)

I am the author/presenter of two one hour programmes on BBC4 and BBC2 on how science really works, which were broadcast in January 2006 on BBC4. They will be on BBC2 later in the year. The programmes are made by BBC current affairs and the producer is Jim Booth. Watch this space for transmission dates and more. You can read more about the programmes here.

Nova Sciencenow (25/1/5)

The launch episode for this new series in the PBS Nova stream covered our work on mirror neurons with interviews throughout. You can watch the programme, read or listen to an extended interview and look at graphics on our dance project on their website.

Mind Games (4/4/4)

Guest on BBC4 science quiz show with Simon Singh, Kathy Sykes, Michael Rosen and Shazia Mirza.

Radio

• All in the Mind, Radio 4: Discussion with Raj Persaud and choreographer Shobana Jeyasingh. (Listen) (23/8/2005)
• Start the Week, Radio 4: Discussion on Under Laboratory Conditions (see above) (Listen) (1/8/2005)
• Night Waves, Radio 3: Discussion on pseudo-science film What the Bleep with Steve Jones (17/5/2005)
• Science in Action, BBC World Service: Dance project (12/2004)
• Material World, Radio 4: Discussion of the science of dance (Listen) (23/8/2004)
• PM, Radio 4: Live broadcast from Andrew Stones exhibition (1/7/2004)
• Night Waves, Radio 3: Thinking about identity from the perspective of brain science (29/4/2004)
• Night Waves, Radio 3: Surreal musings on advertising in space (12/3/2004)
• PM, Radio 4: Analysis of science/art projects (4/2003)
• Robert Elms Show, BBC London: John Dee's mathematical influence (8/2002)
• Today, Radio 4: Discussion with AS Byatt on consciousness and the novel (12/11/2002)
• Danny Baker Breakfast Show BBC London: A very silly short interview on orgasms. (Listen) (16/07/2002)
• Danny Baker Breakfast Show, BBC London: Inane brain chat (4/2002)
• Midweek, Radio 4: Appointment as ICA Scientist in Residence (1/2002)
• PM, Radio 4: More ICA business (1/2002)
• Science in Action, BBC World Service: ICA (1/2002)

Press

• Why only dancers can do a mental pirouette, The Guardian: Write-up of dance study (22/12/2004)
• Talent 'changes way brain works', BBC News Online: Write-up of dance study (22/12/2004)
• You've seen the movie, now take the brainscan, The Guardian: Comment on neuromarketing (3/6/2004)
• Record entries for science prize, BBC News Online: Comment on Aventis Prize shortlist (10/5/2004)
• And now for the scientifique bit, The Guardian: Write-up of Cafe sci at the ICA (22/5/2003)
• Scientist seduced by arty atmosphere, Nature News Service: Interview on ICA appointment (2/2002)
• The Sunday Times: Comment on video gaming interfaces (2/2002)

Web

• Here's an extended and somewhat rambling interview from 3am magazine.
• The Channel 4 website has a piece as part of their Ideas Factory.
• New Zealand for a British Council festival produced a bit on thesciencesite.
• Some day there will be another one at www.scicult.com but the site is well worth a look in the meantime.

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