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Claims that girls have a 'natural' aversion to physics are harmful

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Claims that girls have a 'natural' aversion to physics are harmful

Girls are just as capable as boys in science and mathematics, but ingrained attitudes are stopping female students from engaging, says Maria Rossini

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The Department of Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS)

Technology

Launch of UK 'moonshot' ARIA research agency delayed until end of year

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How to make your own yogurt

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Citizen Sleeper is a lo-fi cyberpunk RPG set aboard a decaying space station called Erlin’s Eye

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Citizen Sleeper review: A cyberpunk RPG with an emotional core

Culture

Insects on Car Number Plate

Environment

Flying insects splatting on cars have dropped by 60 per cent in UK

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Bill Gates speaks during All In WA: A Concert For COVID-19 Relief on 24 June 2020 in Washington.

Health

How to Prevent the Next Pandemic review: Bill Gates’s timely blueprint

Culture

Explorer: The Last Tepui review: A thrilling trek up a remote mountain

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Explorer: The Last Tepui review: A thrilling trek up a remote mountain

Culture

Sea of Tranquility review: A disturbing tale of time travel

Humans

Sea of Tranquility review: A disturbing tale of time travel

Culture

The Last Days of the Dinosaurs review: A must-read reconstruction

The Last Days of the Dinosaurs review: A must-read reconstruction

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Wired for Love review: A neuroscientist investigates her marriage

Humans

Wired for Love review: A neuroscientist investigates her marriage

This moving book sees neuroscientist Stephanie Cacioppo explore the effect on her cognitive functioning when she fell in love with a fellow scientist

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Humans

Tremors in the Blood review: The intriguing origins of the polygraph

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Space

Ancient computer may have had its clock set to 23 December 178 BC

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Humans

The replication crisis has spread through science – can it be fixed?

Features

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We must recognise science’s unsung global pioneers to alter its future

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