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<i>Death by video game</i>: A power like no other

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Death by video game: A power like no other

Video games chew up your sense of reality. They can even kill you. But online worlds also let us brainjack into our potential

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<em>The Science of Open Spaces</em>: Saving ecosystems the collective way

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The Science of Open Spaces: Saving ecosystems the collective way

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Technology of the future needs to be designed with a heart

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Technology of the future needs to be designed with a heart

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Substituting senses lets blind people take sonic holiday snaps

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Substituting senses lets blind people take sonic holiday snaps

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How to save the wild, one local patch at a time

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How to save the wild, one local patch at a time

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<i>Kabbalah</i>: Mystical lessons for modern neuroscience

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Kabbalah: Mystical lessons for modern neuroscience

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<em>Level of confidence</em>: Open-source art memorial to the missing

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Level of confidence: Open-source art memorial to the missing

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Making Patterns: getting intimate with technology

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Making Patterns: getting intimate with technology

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<em>Lions in the Balance</em>: Can hunting save the kings of the jungle?

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Lions in the Balance: Can hunting save the kings of the jungle?

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New Scientist's best summer reading

51��'s best summer reading

Tackle the big questions in this season's hottest reads in science fiction and science writing, says critic and sci-fi writer Adam Roberts

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Lions in the Balance: Can hunting save the kings of the jungle?

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Killers, kicks and cures: Our complex relationship with plants

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Pyrite power: Can we reinvent 'fool's gold'?

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Secret Science: Deadly experiments done for the 'greater good'

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