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Optical trickery brings Rothko's paintings back to life

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Optical trickery brings Rothko's paintings back to life

Bespoke lighting effects are returning the original colours to five faded masterpieces by artist Mark Rothko at Harvard Art Museums

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Are we ready for quantum biology?

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Are we ready for quantum biology?

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Gift-wrapped: Exploring the history of selling pleasure

Gift-wrapped: Exploring the history of selling pleasure

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<i>Question Everything</i> – the new book from <b>�鶹��ý</b>

Question Everything – the new book from �鶹��ý

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The lifelong cost of burying our traumatic experiences

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The lifelong cost of burying our traumatic experiences

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An embryonic understanding of our humble beginnings

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An embryonic understanding of our humble beginnings

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How human existence doesn't have to cost the Earth

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How human existence doesn't have to cost the Earth

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Facing the Anthropocene: wonder in an age of collapse

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Facing the Anthropocene: wonder in an age of collapse

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Spoiler-free guide to the science of <i>Interstellar</i>

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Spoiler-free guide to the science of Interstellar

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Goodbye, paper: What we miss when we read on screen

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Goodbye, paper: What we miss when we read on screen

Digital technology is transforming the way we read and write. Is it changing our minds too – and if so, for better or worse?

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Copyrights and wrongs in the battle for ownership

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A comedian stands up for sums

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Drop into the Interstellar wormhole with Oculus Rift

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Breaking point: Storming the barriers of unreason

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