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New Scientist's best summer reading

New Scientist's best summer reading

Tackle the big questions in this season's hottest reads in science fiction and science writing, says critic and sci-fi writer Adam Roberts

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<em>Lions in the Balance</em>: Can hunting save the kings of the jungle?

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Lions in the Balance: Can hunting save the kings of the jungle?

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Pyrite power: Can we reinvent 'fool's gold'?

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Pyrite power: Can we reinvent 'fool's gold'?

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Killers, kicks and cures: Our complex relationship with plants

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Killers, kicks and cures: Our complex relationship with plants

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<i>The Nature of Crops</i>: Why do we eat so few of the edible plants?

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The Nature of Crops: Why do we eat so few of the edible plants?

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<em>Secret Science</em>: Deadly experiments done for the 'greater good'

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Secret Science: Deadly experiments done for the 'greater good'

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The Toxic Sublime: Marc Quinn on our relationship with nature

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The Toxic Sublime: Marc Quinn on our relationship with nature

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The digital uncanny comes to Manchester's International Festival

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The digital uncanny comes to Manchester's International Festival

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My guidebook aims to slay climate science's uncertainty problem

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My guidebook aims to slay climate science's uncertainty problem

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<i>Beyond Words</i>: The selves of other animals

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Beyond Words: The selves of other animals

Descartes called non-human animals nature's "automata". Carl Safina's new book argues that this attitude is still horribly distorting our relationship with them

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The winners of New Scientist’s 2015 Sci-Fi London competition

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Rider in the sky stars in first cloud movie

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Artist Lynn Hershman Leeson records the advance of our robot overlords

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Black Sheep: Why being bad isn't all bad

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