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The latest science reads remind us why we really do need experts

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The latest science reads remind us why we really do need experts

Mary Halton reflects on how books on forecasting, rock-reading and the grisly world of Victorian medicine highlight how we have always relied on those in the know

Culture

Lincoln’s Frequency digital festival gets into the city’s fabric

Technology

Lincoln’s Frequency digital festival gets into the city’s fabric

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bioinformation

Technology

Too much information? The data-driven future of health

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Destinies

Life

Is evolution about chance or fate? Well, it depends

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Natural history books that look inside the minds of animals

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Natural history books that look inside the minds of animals

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lake

Earth

It's time artists woke up to the power at their fingertips

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ruined city

Life

The real roots of early city states may rip up the textbooks

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Ley

Space

Rocket man: Willy Ley's fervour helped put men on the moon

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fur

Life

Why do we have such a close relationship with animals?

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earthquake

Earth

Fear and trembling, from The Great Quake to Quakeland

Detail or range? Two new books offer very different approaches to the fascinating and violent world of earthquake science

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Health

Graphic design can save your life – here’s how

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Humans

Forensic Architecture: How to make right state wrongs

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Humans

A tale of how imagination came to be loses sight of the evidence

Culture

Technology

A play called Against doesn’t know what it’s for

Culture