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Has social living shrunk our brains?

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Has social living shrunk our brains?

Our brains have shrunk in the past 20,000 years. In The Domesticated Brain, Bruce Hood argues that it's a result of living together in societies

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Art takes a shot at the moon

Space

Art takes a shot at the moon

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Alex Bellos wanders in his mathematical wonderland

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Alex Bellos wanders in his mathematical wonderland

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The world's most beautiful birds' eggs

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The world's most beautiful birds' eggs

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In the beginning: The story of the embryo

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In the beginning: The story of the embryo

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No man's lands: A cabinet of geographical curiosities

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No man's lands: A cabinet of geographical curiosities

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Synthetic biology gets reborn as an aesthetic dream

Synthetic biology gets reborn as an aesthetic dream

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The story of climate change gets star treatment

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The story of climate change gets star treatment

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The coolest biology is under the microscope

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The coolest biology is under the microscope

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Shakespeare: The godfather of modern medicine

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Shakespeare: The godfather of modern medicine

Epilepsy, psychiatric breakdown, sleep disorders – for all the crudity of 16th-century healthcare, Shakespeare's observations still inspire doctors today

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Shakespeare: Did radical astronomy inspire Hamlet?

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Shakespeare: Unleashing a tempest in the brain

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Physics

Smallest subversive: Mathematical fight for our world

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Technology

A smart way to get personal with the future

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