Science in the sun: Our guide to music festivals
18 May 2011
New Scientist's CultureLab offers a preview of summer festivals around the world that feature scientific delights
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Photo competition: Migration
10 May 2011
The May photo competition: show us your moves with this month's theme of migration
An artist who had a radioactive imagination
27 April 2011
James Acord was a sculptor, nuclear activist and amateur scientist who never tired of battling to make art with radioactive material
How to be happy: The digital frontier
13 April 2011
Can we tell how happy people are from their online activity – and can living digitally actually make you happier? Kat Austen investigates
Photo competition: Wheels
4 April 2011
Arguably the most important invention in human history, wheels are the theme for this month's New Scientist photo competition
Star wars of the 17th century
30 March 2011
The Sky's Dark Labyrinth by Stuart Clark is the opening volume of an historical-fiction trilogy charting the tussle over different models of the universe
The strange tale of the Lebanese space race
9 March 2011
As Yuri Gagarin made orbit, the US and Soviet Union faced competition from an unexpected quarter – an exhibition in the United Arab Emirates shows how
Photo competition: Scale
1 March 2011
Scale – however you interpret it we want your best pictures of it for the March photo competition
Colour me beautiful: Wellcome Image Awards winners
23 February 2011
The 21 award winners were chosen both for their ability to enhance scientific understanding and for their aesthetic appeal
January photo competition winners: Renewal
14 February 2011
Bringing in the New Year, January's photo competition theme was renewal. We have put together a fantastic selection of our favourite entries, which includes interpretations using birth, death, recycling and more
