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Reverb: Why we dig messy sound

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Reverb: Why we dig messy sound

From concert-hall designers to pop record producers, everyone in the music industry knows we love reverb. But why, asks sound guru Trevor Cox

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Pretty vacant: What we're not seeing in graphics today

Pretty vacant: What we're not seeing in graphics today

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Is sexology just too human to study?

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Is sexology just too human to study?

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Slowing down time helps us savour it all the more

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Slowing down time helps us savour it all the more

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The nitty-gritty of killing off WMDs

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The nitty-gritty of killing off WMDs

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The wonders of orchids: Beautiful, smelly and sexy

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The wonders of orchids: Beautiful, smelly and sexy

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How we can avert the coming mass extinction

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How we can avert the coming mass extinction

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Too simple minds: Debunking myths about the human brain

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Too simple minds: Debunking myths about the human brain

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Shell 'art' made 300,000 years before humans evolved

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Shell 'art' made 300,000 years before humans evolved

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Where am I in the world?

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Where am I in the world?

We rely on brain maps to tell us where our bodies are, says Making Space, a clever book that explains the making of the maps

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Random no more: Evolution isn't down to chance alone

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Neurons light up Times Square for Midnight Moment

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Win these 10 great popular science books for Christmas

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What it's like to have Parkinson's for 15 minutes

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