Kevin Warwick: Cyborg Professor 
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Professor Kevin Warwick
Official page at Reading University Department of Cybernetics.
TV 'helps pupils pass exams'
Watching television could help you pass your exams, say researchers at Reading University. Story in the education section of BBC News.
Warwick, Kevin
The personal home page of an English scientist with information about himself, his science and publicity stunts.
Kidnap chip 'untested' and may not work
'Cyborg' scientist denies publicity stunt as he admits tracking implant may not proceed without ethical approval. Story by Stephen Naysmith, science correspondent of Sunday Herald. (September 8, 2002)
Brit Wires Nervous System to Computer
Story in CNet News about Warwick's sensory implants. (March 22, 2002)
Captain Cyborg Lives!
The Register story by Drew Cullen. (March 22, 2002)
Nerve implant experiment "a gimmick"
New Scientist story by Emma Young. (March 22, 2002)
Scientists Test First Human Cyborg
CNN.com story about Warwick using himself as guinea pig for cyborg experiments. (March 22, 2002)
Captain Cyborg Goes On A Lecture Tour
Story in The Register. By Kieren McCarthy. (June 11, 2001)
Captain Cyborg back on the BBC
Story in The Register by Kieren McCarthy. (April 25, 2001)
Captain Cyborg: I'm embarrassed to speak
Story in The Register. By Kieren McCarthy. (March 9, 2001)
Microchip hailed as 'end of the faked orgasm'
Story in Ananova. ( 5, 2000)
Professor to wire computer chip into his nervous system
A professor plans to take a step closer to becoming a cyborg - part human, part computer - by implanting a silicon chip than communicates with his brain. Story in technology section of CNN.com. (December 7, 2000)
Captain Cyborg promises never to fake an orgasm again
Story in The Register. By Andrew Thomas. (October 5, 2000)
Guardian Unlimited
Passnotes number 1709. (September 29, 2000)
Warwick: Cyborg or Media Doll?
Story in culture section of Wired News. By Leander Kahney. (September 13, 2000)
Put that chip where the sun don't shine
Soon you can have a tracking microprocessor implanted in your body. Is this a great technological breakthrough or Big Brother's last laugh? Story in the technology section of Salon.com. By Katharine Mieszkowski. (September 7, 2000)
Waking up to Warwick: is the media-obsessed fantasist on the way out?
Story in The Register. By Kieren McCarthy. (September 6, 2000)
Oh no! Here comes Captain Cyborg again
Story in The Register. By Kieren McCarthy. (August 14, 2000)
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