The man who can't feel pain

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Neurotransmitters signal the adrenal glands that something exciting, scary, and mysterious is happening. It comes after the success of All Aboard! When is it right to compromise?

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The man who can't feel pain

The host is a lecturer in the Mathematics of Cities at the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at University College London. She specialises in the study of human behaviour - particularly in an urban setting - and looks at problems such as crime in cities, riots and terrorism. The academic then uses maths to try and solve societal issues. Back in 2014, Hannah gave a TED talk entitled The Mathematics of Love at Binghamton University, which received over 300,000 views on YouTube. She is currently presenting a five-part series on BBC Radio 4 with Adam Rutherford, called The Curious Cases of Rutherford and Fry, in which the two presenters try to solve everyday science mysteries. Hannah has previously presented a 10-part BBC Radio 4 series called Computing Britain, which saw her take listeners on a trip down memory lane to look at the role Britain played in the modern computer age. Trainspotting Live will see Hannah explaining the importance of the rail network and looking at the equations that help to keep Britain moving every day. Veteran presenter Peter Snow will be co-presenting the three-part series from Didcot Heritage Railway Centre and speaking to Dick Strawbridge, who will be at different locations across the country. Trainspotting Live appears to be one of a growing trend of slow TV, which involves relaxing and uninvolved watching that does not require concentration. BBC Four has also commissioned a special All Aboard! The Country Bus, which follows a two-hour journey through the Yorkshire Dales. It comes after the success of All Aboard! The Sleigh Ride and Slow Week last May. Trainspotting Live will be broadcast on BBC Four later this year.

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