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rse in Design, Manufacturing and Management. They expect to spend the year walking among the city’s hallowed spires, attending lectures, bumping into Stephen Hawking and punting on the River Cam. Instead, they get quite a shock! In 1989, I joined the course. There were twenty-six engineers, a psychologist and a

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ns in the early 1990s and found they had accumulated a huge number of practice hours by the time they became experts. His research was popularized by Malcolm Gladwell, in the book Outliers, and by Daniel Coyle in The Talent Code. The idea is that humans need around ten thousand hours of practice to become proficien

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M. Kosslyn wrote: Been thinking of you! Things are starting to move at the Center. Our first Behavioral Science Summit will be on Friday 29 June. Malcolm Gladwell will open it, and then it will have 18 sessions that are just "Ask the Expert" -- no formal talks, just Q&A. We'll have great people there. Put it o

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Kosslyn Been thinking of you! > wrote: Things are starting to move at the Center. Our first Behavioral Science Summit will be on Friday 29 June. Malcolm Gladwell will open it, and then it will have 18 sessions that are just "Ask the Expert" -- no formal talks, just Q&A. We'll have great people there. Put it o

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Kosslyn > wrote: Been thinking of you! Things are starting to move at the Center. Our first Behavioral Science Summit will be on Friday 29 June. Malcolm Gladwell will open it, and then it will have 18 sessions that are just "Ask the Expert" -- no formal talks, just Q&A. We'll have great people there. Put it o

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Kosslyn Been thinking of you! > wrote: Things are starting to move at the Center. Our first Behavioral Science Summit will be on Friday 29 June. Malcolm Gladwell will open it, and then it will have 18 sessions that are just "Ask the Expert" -- no formal talks, just Q&A. We'll have great people there. Put it o

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