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Dr. Oliver Sacks, Gunter Sachs, Dr. Todd Sacktor, Dr. Anand Sarabhai, Wolfram Schultz, Donald Kennedy (Science), Dr. John Searle, Dr. Terry Sejnowski, Dr. Henry Sobell, Russell Spikula, Dr. Larry Squire, Kuritss Stecker, Fiona Stevens, Dr. Hilton Stowell, Harvey Swadlow, Dr. Larry Swanson, Dr. Jerome Swartz, Barbara Surridge, Dr. Carl Senior, Dr. Ralph Siegel, Dr. Phillip Sharp, Gerald Sheehan (Chief Executive, Royal Mint), Plamen Simeonov, Peter Simmons, R. K. Singh, and Dr. Marcello Siniscalo.

Also includes a paper on determinism and free will by Tamler Sommers.

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