Dr Anjana Ahuja

Anjana has a physics degree and a space physics PhD from Imperial College London. She was a feature writer and opinion columnist at the Times for 16 years, before leaving to go freelance. She has covered many controversial science & public health stories, including MMR,  human cloning, evolution, obesity and mental illness. She has been an adviser to the Royal Society, the British Council and the British Science Association, and has chaired public debates for the Science Museum and the Wellcome Trust. She is also a school governor. She believes in respectful, intelligent, evidence-based argument and her motto on Twitter is: Never Knowingly Underbold.

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Tuesday 1 October 2013, 6.30pm Foyles Charing Cross, 113-119 Charing Cross Road, London WC2H 0EB

Is individualism bad for society?

"Battle of Ideas could be called Search for Truth. Mundane consensus and conventional wisdom are the enemies of truth. Happily, neither of those are available at the Battle."
George Pitcher, journalist; Anglican priest, St Bride's Church, Fleet Street

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