Photography © Geraint Davies
Tim Spector
Forget Darwinian determinism - YOU can change those genes - Tim Spector explains how.
A Concise History of the Arabs
John McHugo
2,000 years of impenetrable history in one penetrable book.
The Winner Effect
Ian Robertson
You know you want to win, and Ian Robertson explains why it's essential you do.
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24th May 2013
It May, Digital Shoreditch, it's the time of the year when Salon likes to do Digital, and blimey, la quelle style.
Ex Data Editor for the Economist Kenneth Cukier and Viktor Mayer-Schönberger, Professor of Internet Governance and Regulation at Oxford University give us 'Big Data: believe the what not the why.'
Leading neuro-scientist Ian Robertson presents 'The Winner Effect', why understanding what happens to us when we win could be the key to influencing behaviour in a digital space.
And digital entertainment powerhouse Matt Locke who will be showing out with 'After the Spike and After the Like' his guide to understanding patterns of attention on-line.
We will be at Digital Shoreditch on the 24th May as part of their Behavioural Design day.
Salons Past
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Salon XXXVII
Salon Does Digital 2013
24th May 2013
It May, Digital Shoreditch, it's the time of the year when Salon likes to do Digital, and blimey, la quelle style. Ex Data Editor for the Economist Kenneth Cukier and . . . -
Salon XXXVI
Ch...Ch...Changes
15th May 2013
Experience changes you, and we’re not talking about a new age, hippy mantra here but instead in a quantifiable, scientifically proven way. KCL's . . . -
Salon XXXV
Ma Cherie Amour
4th Apr 2013
As April is the cruelest month, allow Salon to soften its edges as we present Ma Cherie Amour. It’s never too clever to get in the way of a hippopotamus & . . . -
Salon XXXIV
Rites of Spring
6th Mar 2013
OK so it’s time for some Salon word association. I say ‘spring’. You say ‘Arab’ ‘Nature?’ ‘Rite of’? . . .
Beloved Talent
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Iain McGilchrist
The Master and his Emissary
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Helen Oyeyemi
Horror Haiku
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Chris Watson
Nature Disco
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Elaine Fox
Half empty? Half full? It's up to you.
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Arthur I Miller
Einstein, Picasso.
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David Lindo
Birds in the City
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Andrea Wulf
Measuring the Heavens
