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Scientific fraud, and how not to do it

On Fact and Fraud by David Goodstein is an improbably entertaining guide to ethics – and the lack of them – in scientific research

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The indirect pursuit of happiness

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Picking our brains: Can mental illness make you creative?

Life

Picking our brains: Can mental illness make you creative?

Features

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World of Warcraft predicts the future

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String theory untangled

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How you emerge from your brain

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Did Renaissance painters 'cheat' with optical aids?

Technology

Did Renaissance painters 'cheat' with optical aids?

News

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Bad news for anglers

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Genius, genes and environment

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Power to the people: In praise of batteries

Henry Schlesinger's enthralling The Battery tells the story of the modern world through the humble miracle of electricity in a handy package

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Life-as-web theory can't be woven from fieldwork yarns

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Learning to use nature's GPS

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The universe is a quantum computer

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The blessing and curse of choice

Books & Arts

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