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Next year in books: CultureLab's choicest reads for 2016

Next year in books: CultureLab's choicest reads for 2016

From state-of-the art views on cosmology and human morality, to radically rethinking parenthood and gender inequality, get ready to curl up with some great books

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<em>Here Be Dragons</em>: Hostile aliens, tall people and black holes

Earth

Here Be Dragons: Hostile aliens, tall people and black holes

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Environment

Cutting noise

Regulars

Are we being dazzled by the mindless brilliance of machines?

Technology

Are we being dazzled by the mindless brilliance of machines?

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<i>Playthings</i>: Immerse yourself in a story of mental illness

Humans

Playthings: Immerse yourself in a story of mental illness

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As lights block out the night sky, help measure the damage

Space

As lights block out the night sky, help measure the damage

Comment

Big Bang Data offers worries, wonders and some cats

Technology

Big Bang Data offers worries, wonders and some cats

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Take beard inspiration from the amazing styles of other primates

Life

Take beard inspiration from the amazing styles of other primates

Features

US drops lifetime ban on gay men donating blood

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US drops lifetime ban on gay men donating blood

News

Dark days for solar power as UK subsidies are slashed

Earth

Dark days for solar power as UK subsidies are slashed

The government's latest assault on renewables is an unwelcome blow that will slow small-scale solar projects, warns community-energy proponent Ben Crystall

Comment

Physics

First glimpse of lost library of Elizabethan polymath John Dee

News

Earth

Letting environmental art speak for itself is no longer enough

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Life

Why bird droppings are the enemy of electricity

Features

Earth

A world of wonders: Exploring The Cabaret of Plants

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