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Brief Update: 19 January 2010 Welcome My name is Dr. Harry Witchel and my concern is the science of the body and its language. Primarily, my interests revolve around the following topics: I reveal the elements of non-verbal communication that are of practical importance. With everything I demonstrate, I apply the 'Monday morning test': what do people remember the next Monday, and how easily are they able to apply the material in their own careers? My Show Reel See a brief sample of my TV appearances (my show reel) My Current Events on the TLC channel and the Discovery Channel USA "Sextistics: Your Love Life" Date: Sunday 14 February 2010. A cheeky show about how love works, with all the funny statistics you could ever need to convince you in The National Review "The Importance of Having Multiple Funders in Science" Date: 25 January 2010 issue The National Review is a conservative political journal published in the USA that was originally founded by William F. Buckley. It is often humorous. I take issue with a previous article claiming that American science is better than British science because the US scientific establishment is more entrepreneurial. in Brighton "The Lying Ape" Date: Saturday 27 February 2010. As part of the Brighton Science Festival, Brian King and Harry Witchel unravel the amount of deceit that surrounds us. They show how lies are told by all, from the president to your local second hand car salesman, and advise on the best techniques for spotting a lie in Brighton "Emergence of Body Language" Date: Sunday 28 February 2010. As part of the special day on Emergence, Harry Witchel shows how rapport emerges from social interaction, and why love, negotiation and music work their wonders on our social consciousness. 15 Minutes of Fame: On TV and Radio On the Couch With Big Brother Watch as I discuss the new housemates' body language with Davina. Newsnight. Watch me go head to head with Jeremy Paxman on BBC 2's Newsnight. Paxman wanted me to tell him why the England Cricket Team keeps failing. Radio 4. Listen to me talk about the science of laughter whilst experimenting on Nick Baker on BBC Radio 4's "Ha Ha Science". Also... Hear me on BBC Radio 4 I was on Big Brother's Big Brain! |
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Copyright © 2007 Dr. Harry Witchel. |
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