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Emma Byrne: Swearing is good for you

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Emma Byrne: Swearing is good for you

Go on, let it all out. Swearing is natural and beneficial and people who don’t do it may be dying of politeness, says robot scientist Emma Byrne.

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Kat Arney: Are you a genetic superhero?

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Kat Arney: Are you a genetic superhero?

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Chris Timmermann: Exploring consciousness using psychedelics

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Chris Timmermann: Exploring consciousness using psychedelics

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Emma Chapman: The first stars in the universe

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Emma Chapman: The first stars in the universe

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Didier Queloz: The search for habitable exoplanets

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Didier Queloz: The search for habitable exoplanets

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Mike Richards: War of the computer worms

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Mike Richards: War of the computer worms

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Emma Bunce: Inside the BepiColombo probe's mission to Mercury

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Emma Bunce: Inside the BepiColombo probe's mission to Mercury

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Nick Ramsey: Our cyborg future

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Nick Ramsey: Our cyborg future

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Nira Chamberlain: The maths that can stop an apocalypse

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Nira Chamberlain: The maths that can stop an apocalypse

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Beth Singler: What machines can tell us about being human

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Beth Singler: What machines can tell us about being human

Are intelligences we create the best mirror of ourselves? AI researcher Beth Singler looks at real and imagined robots to find out

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Daniel Brayson: The ultra cycle diaries

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Ivette Fuentes: How to build a quantum teleporter

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Martin Rees: The posthuman future

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Sean Carroll: The many worlds of quantum mechanics

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