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Festival shows the promises and perils of open data

Festival shows the promises and perils of open data

Governments and big businesses want information to be free, but how will it work? A Berlin festival last week cast a friendly but critical eye over the idea

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Urban growth: bio-bricks offer a whiff of the future

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Urban growth: bio-bricks offer a whiff of the future

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When art changes the rules for science

When art changes the rules for science

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How Shakespeare's intensity may help people with autism

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How Shakespeare's intensity may help people with autism

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A parent's guide to reading a baby's mind

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A parent's guide to reading a baby's mind

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A bird in the hand: The tale of one woman and her hawk

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A bird in the hand: The tale of one woman and her hawk

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Beyond the bones: The archaeology of human networks

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Beyond the bones: The archaeology of human networks

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Chronicling a revolution in digital art

Chronicling a revolution in digital art

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Revealing all: A history of secret writing

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Revealing all: A history of secret writing

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Reaping the whirlwind of Nazi eugenics

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Reaping the whirlwind of Nazi eugenics

In the 1960s, eugenics was reinvented as behaviour genetics, but soon went back off the rails. Aaron Panofsky's Misbehaving Science explores what happened

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Space

Curiosity piqued: The minds behind the Mars missions

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Space

How the moon lost its magic even before Apollo 11

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Technology

Acoustic art and industrial architecture make music

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Earth

Park the eco-apocalypse for a journey of hope

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