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Bringing Dawkins home to the kids

In The Magic of Reality, Richard Dawkins brings science – and atheism – to teens. 51¶¯Âþ reporter Andy Coghlan took it home to read with his family

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Murder and bad medicine

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Fiddling with fibreglass

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Björk: I was always a bit of a nerd

Björk: I was always a bit of a nerd

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Did research funding lead to the anthrax attacks?

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Who was the first scientist?

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The species that evaded extinction

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Rewriting the stories we tell ourselves

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How science shaped the stories of Ray Bradbury

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The biology of jargon by gender

In Duels and Duets: Why men and women talk so differently, John Locke's evolutionary arguments are flawed and he oversimplifies sexual differences

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The business of taking on malaria

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Feynman's life in comic form

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Olympic sculpture is a marvel of mathematics

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The rise of the 150-year-olds?

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