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<i>Eye of the Beholder</i>: Life through the camera obscura

Life

Eye of the Beholder: Life through the camera obscura

Both 17th-century artist Vermeer and scientist van Leeuwenhoek made pioneering use of optics. A joint biography shows how they changed our world view

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Is imagery the real key to marketing outrage?

Earth

Is imagery the real key to marketing outrage?

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<i>David and Goliath</i>: What do we do about surveillance?

Technology

David and Goliath: What do we do about surveillance?

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Why food is rarely the simple pleasure it once was

Life

Why food is rarely the simple pleasure it once was

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How landscapes mould language and lives

Earth

How landscapes mould language and lives

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<i>Is Shame Necessary?</i> It can be in the right hands

Life

Is Shame Necessary? It can be in the right hands

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<i>Age of Sustainable Development</i>: Good lives for all?

Earth

Age of Sustainable Development: Good lives for all?

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<i>This Idea Must Die</i>: Which science ideas should retire?

This Idea Must Die: Which science ideas should retire?

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Where we're headed in the search for our minds

Life

Where we're headed in the search for our minds

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<i>Birth of a Theorem</i>: Mathematics, Boltzmann and brio

Physics

Birth of a Theorem: Mathematics, Boltzmann and brio

Birth of a Theorem: A mathematical adventure by Fields medallist Cedric Villani is an exhilarating but exhausting journey with a fascinating mind

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Life

A New History of Life shows we're not extinction-proof

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Art, elections and mad cow disease

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Earth

Risking everything to save songbirds

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Technology

Work in an age of robots

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