Nearly one in three men would like a robot for a buddy – but women aren’t so keen
Nigel Nelson, Political Editor for the Mirror, covers our latest briefing paper: Spiritual Silicon – could robots one day have souls? 22/05/22
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Men twice as likely as women to consider an AI ‘companion’
David Williamson, journalist for the Express, covers our latest research briefing paper: Spiritual Silicon – could robots one day have souls? 22/05/22
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How did we get into this mess? In conversation with Helen Thompson
Nick Spencer speaks to Helen Thompson. 24/05/2022
Podcast
Religion Media Centre Briefing: Artificial Intelligence
In a series of media briefings, the Religion Media Centre delves into a study of the relationship between science and religion today
Book TicketsWhere did religion come from (and where is it going)? In conversation with Robin Dunbar
Nick Spencer speaks to Robin Dunbar. 17/05/2022
PodcastCan spying ever be ethical? In conversation with Cécile Fabre
Nick Spencer speaks to Cécile Fabre. 10/05/2022
Podcast
Science and religion is discussed on BBC Radio 4
William Crawley discusses science and religion on BBC Radio 4. 01/05/2022
ArticlesWhy trust science? In conversation with Naomi Oreskes
Nick Spencer speaks to Naomi Oreskes. 03/05/2022
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Young choose not to fight the old science v. religion battle, research suggests
Hattie Williams, Digital News Editor for the Church Times, covers our latest report on science and religion. 25/04/22
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White Men Less Likely to Accept Link Between Science and Religion: Report
Meghan Roos, writer for Newsweek, covers our latest report on science and religion. 25/04/22
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Young accept evolution and faith can mix, study finds
Kaya Burgess, Science Reporter and Religious Affairs Correspondent for The Times covers our latest report on science and religion. 25/04/22
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Science and religion: shallow or deep?
In this blog, Nick Spencer introduces our latest report ‘Science and Religion’: Moving away from the shallow end. 29/11/2021
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