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A whistle-stop tour through science history

In A Little History of Science historian William Bynum attempts to tell the sweeping tale of science - and nearly pulls it off

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Parcelling up nature in One Cubic Foot

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Physics

Exploding the myths about the Higgs

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Humans

Mental imagery gives language meaning

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Is there an upside to anxiety?

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Maverick mathematician looks back

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Humans

Thinking up a world ruled by neuroscience

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Humans

The upsides of being a psychopath

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A portrait of humanity in the purchases we make

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Life

What should we fear more: snakes or sedans?

The world around us has evolved more quickly than our instincts, argues biologist Glenn Croston in The Real Story of Risk

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The molecular machines that make life

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How mathematics became mainstream

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From sculpture to science: We can learn from art

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Sure, Darwin was clever, but…

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