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Humans

Index, a history of the: Exploring the rivalries in how we search

Index, A history of the by Dennis Duncan will take you from 13th-century cloisters to Silicon Valley in its exploration of how we search for information

Culture

PU'ER, CHINA - AUGUST 07: A herd of wild Asian elephants strolls through a village at Ning'er Hani and Yi Autonomous County on August 7, 2021 in Pu'er, Yunnan Province of China. (Photo by Wang Zhengpeng/VCG via Getty Images)

Humans

Fuzz review: Witty and amusing science writing at its best

Culture

Person undergoing a CAT scan in hospital. PET scan equipment. Medical CT scan of patient.

Humans

Wonderworks review: How stories affect our brains

Culture

Aerial view of traffic jam in urban city. Top down view from up high. Afternoon day light shot. Congestion and urban life concept.

Humans

Why adding a road can increase traffic and other modelling delights

Culture

How to Mars review: Sci-fi satire about reality TV on the Red Planet

Humans

How to Mars review: Sci-fi satire about reality TV on the Red Planet

Culture

Inflamed review: How poverty and injustice make you sick

Humans

Inflamed review: How poverty and injustice make you sick

Culture

How opium, caffeine and mescaline shaped the world – and got us hooked

Mind

How opium, caffeine and mescaline shaped the world – and got us hooked

Culture

Secret Worlds review: Immerse yourself in amazing animal senses

Life

Secret Worlds review: Immerse yourself in amazing animal senses

Culture

Harsh peer reviewer comments disproportionately affect minorities

Humans

Harsh peer reviewer comments disproportionately affect minorities

News

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Health

Why so much science research is flawed – and what to do about it

Dodgy results are fuelling flawed policy decisions and undermining medical advances. They could even make us lose faith in science. �鶹��ý investigates

Features

Mind

Science isn't as solid as it should be – but science can fix it

Leader

Health

Bottle and a half of wine is new UK weekly alcohol limit

News

Health

For health tech to thrive, don't keep the evidence under wraps

Comment

Can open access publishing be a smart career move?

Careers