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<i>The Nature of Crops</i>: Why do we eat so few of the edible plants?

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The Nature of Crops: Why do we eat so few of the edible plants?

From Roman toilet gods to fat hen, good stories abound in this book about why we eat only particular plants

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The Toxic Sublime: Marc Quinn on our relationship with nature

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The Toxic Sublime: Marc Quinn on our relationship with nature

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The digital uncanny comes to Manchester's International Festival

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The digital uncanny comes to Manchester's International Festival

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<i>Beyond Words</i>: The selves of other animals

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Beyond Words: The selves of other animals

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The winners of <i>New Scientist</i>’s 2015 Sci-Fi London competition

The winners of New Scientist’s 2015 Sci-Fi London competition

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Rider in the sky stars in first cloud movie

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Rider in the sky stars in first cloud movie

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Artist Lynn Hershman Leeson records the advance of our robot overlords

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Artist Lynn Hershman Leeson records the advance of our robot overlords

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A welcome dose of environmental optimism

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A welcome dose of environmental optimism

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<i>Black Sheep</i>: Why being bad isn't all bad

Black Sheep: Why being bad isn't all bad

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Heaven on earth: The multiverse made of rock and grass

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Heaven on earth: The multiverse made of rock and grass

A former coal mine in Scotland has been transformed into a vast cosmic homage, complete with galactic hills and megalithic universes

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A spoonful of sugar helps the environmental message go down

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Hope or despair? The highs and lows of saving seabirds

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How Our Days Became Numbered: Great data, wrong results

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Unfair: The justice system is broken, can science fix it?

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