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The most influential science book of all time?

For your chance to win New Scientist's top 25 most influential books, enter our competition and tell us: which popular science book is the most influential?

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We are already superhuman

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Environment

Why we need to leave wiggle room for the planet

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Humans

The purpose and problems of pain

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Technology

Marie Curie, the family woman

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Cyborg makes art using seventh sense

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The strange world of sleep

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Stephen Hawking: man, icon and myth

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Software reveals the most influential Victorian novelists

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Software reveals the most influential Victorian novelists

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Did black holes shape the evolution of the universe?

In Gravity's Engines, astrophysicist Caleb Scharf looks at the tremendous influence of black holes on cosmic development

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How to measure consciousness

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Surveying North America's Arctic shores

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Should we just let the Mississippi flood?

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High-tech clothes let fashionistas bare all

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