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Humans

New Scientist recommends Curious Cures: Medicine in the medieval world

The books, TV, games and more that New Scientist staff have enjoyed this week

Culture

Mudlark in gloves examines an old, green glass poison bottle with embossed text ? London Museum Mudlarkers photographed on the Thames between Millenium Bridge and Southwark Bridge along with finds, landscape views and close ups.

Humans

New Scientist recommends Secrets of the Thames mudlarking exhibition

Culture

How mudlarks are uncovering thousands of years of London's history

Video

How mudlarks are uncovering thousands of years of London's history

Video

Nuke Image Round

Physics

Hypnotic art has its roots in the terrifying reality of nuclear bombs

Regulars

Ringdown by Conrad Shawcross - close up

Physics

Exhibition uses art to explore the mysteries of the quantum world

Culture

Helios at the Bath Assembly Rooms, Jan 2025

Space

New Scientist recommends Helios, Luke Jerram's giant sun sculpture

Culture

Fly Agaric (detail) ? Marshmallow Laser Feast

Life

Striking artworks reveal the beauty of mushrooms and other soil life

Regulars

Museum of Plant Art

Video

'Plants are artists' at new Saatchi exhibition celebrating flora

Video

Amorphophallus gigas in Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Life

New Scientist recommends the corpse flower at Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Culture

Lukasz Twarkowski: The Employees Southbank Centre

Comment

New Scientist recommends Lost Gardens of London

The books, TV, games and more that New Scientist staff have enjoyed this week

Culture

Comment

New Scientist recommends the British Museum's Silk Roads exhibition

Culture

Comment

New Scientist recommends artist Philippe Parreno’s new work, Voices

Culture

Comment

Oracles, Omens and Answers is a revealing gaze at prediction's past

Culture

Society

Major US art event explores the bonds between art and science

Culture