Stories
- Article
Lost in the mall and other false memories
How can you remember an event that never took place? Find out how manipulation, misinformation and coercion can plant false memories in your mind.
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Believe yourself better
There’s more to recovery than medication. In future, our unconscious minds could be recruited to put a positive spin on our health problems, helping us feel better faster.
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Manipulating the evidence with deepfake technology
How can you be sure that the person speaking on the screen is genuine? Find out how sophisticated digital manipulation is blurring the boundaries between real and ‘deepfake’.
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Rose Mackenberg’s deceptive activism
Discover how a New York private investigator became part of Houdini’s mission to expose the fraudulent mediums making money from their vulnerable, grieving clients.
Catalogue
- Archives and manuscripts
CERES: Consumers for Ethics in Research: Correspondence with Research Ethics Committees re leaflets and tapes
Date: 2002-2003Reference: SA/CER/D/1Part of: CERES: Consumers for Ethics in Research- Archives and manuscripts
Research Ethics Committees grant application
Date: 1988-1989Reference: SA/IME/E/13Part of: Institute of Medical Ethics- Archives and manuscripts
Briefings for Research Ethics Committees
Date: 1991Reference: SA/IME/E/13aPart of: Institute of Medical Ethics- Archives and manuscripts
CERES: Consumers for Ethics in Research: Website
Date: 2003Reference: SA/CER/C/7Part of: CERES: Consumers for Ethics in Research- Archives and manuscripts
CERES: Consumers for Ethics in Research: Miscellaneous correspondence
Date: 1999-2006Reference: SA/CER/D/2Part of: CERES: Consumers for Ethics in Research