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Everyday life in moreish bite-sized science

If you fancy some light, entertaining reading, Chris Smith's The Naked 51¶¯Âþ: The science of everyday life laid bare will appeal

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Yves Klein: artist or geoengineer ahead of his time?

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Machine needs: How technology is shaping humanity

Machine needs: How technology is shaping humanity

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Solar power could crash Germany's grid

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Solar power could crash Germany's grid

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Film festival: The humble beginnings of a genius

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Film festival: Can monkeys make films?

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Grey whales took to high seas to survive the ice ages

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Grey whales took to high seas to survive the ice ages

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Film festival: Are RFID tags the mark of the beast?

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A tasty dynner for language lovers

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Quantum mechanics: A tale fit for a superhero

James Kakalios takes an original and highly readable approach to his subject in The Amazing Story of Quantum Mechanics

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Film festival: 'A well-trained monkey could do my job'

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Finding Britain's butterflies

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Film festival: Questioning our nuclear responsibility

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Film festival: Visions of the not-so-distant US future

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