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Time to get tough on the physiological causes of crime

In The Anatomy of Violence, Adrian Raine makes a strong case – often based on his own research – that distinct biological traits shape criminal behaviour

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Our enduring love affair with 'flying jewels'

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Get off my back! How to reduce your stress levels

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Real life with robots in 20 and 200 years

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Time for economics to shed its fanciful past

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Has technology forced us into a 'present shock'?

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Electronic violin turns laser signals into music

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Electronic violin turns laser signals into music

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Can there be an algorithm for every human desire?

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The promise and perils of a datafied world

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Light Show tricks meaning out of physics and biology

A new exhibition plays with the physics of light to show just how important it is to our perception of the world

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The radioactive legacy of the search for plutopia

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It took more than inspiration to spawn Frankenstein

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Win a Kindle Fire HD in our sci-fi theme competition

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The search for ET is a detective story without a body

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