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T.S.B.ular edition of the naked scientists

recorded in the decidedly creepy setting of the

Cambridge Science Center in front of this wonderful audience. This time we're looking at the science of the supernatural.

But first let's meet our ghoulish guests who are

Supernatural scientists Chris French.

He's head of the Anomalistic Psychology Research Unit at Goldsmiths University of London.

Chris finds out where the psychics really are psychic.

He also finds out what makes people say they've seen a ghost.

Sitting next to Chris is Jane Asple. She's a senior lecturer in psychology at Anglia Ruskin University.

Jane works on outer body experiences, including inducing these experiences in other people to see what happens to their brains in the process.

David Spiegelhorter is a statistician and a professor of the public understanding of risk at Comer's University.

He looks into the science of coincidence.

And Deborah Hyde is sitting next to David, she's the editor of Skeptic magazine.

Deborah likes nothing more than to get her teeth into tales of vampires, werewolves and other scary brutes.

And next to her, Gustav Kuhn, is a psychologist and also a magician from Goldsmiths University of

London who'll be showing us some magic tricks during the show.

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