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3D-printed books make pictures real for blind children

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3D-printed books make pictures real for blind children

Children's classics like The Very Hungry Caterpillar have come to life for visually impaired children thanks to 3D-printed Braille text and tactile pictures

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Biography of our ingenious species is full of twists

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Biography of our ingenious species is full of twists

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Nature and conservation from a perfect point of view

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Nature and conservation from a perfect point of view

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Beautiful but doomed: Demise of the passenger pigeon

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Beautiful but doomed: Demise of the passenger pigeon

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<i>Doctor Who</i> episode 1: a guide to the cool science bits

Doctor Who episode 1: a guide to the cool science bits

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Perfect harmonies: How music was built into science

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Perfect harmonies: How music was built into science

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A glorious, comprehensive A to Z of living birds

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A glorious, comprehensive A to Z of living birds

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Just how rare is intelligent life in the universe?

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Just how rare is intelligent life in the universe?

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Meeting the human faces of the internet's dark places

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Meeting the human faces of the internet's dark places

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Sea of selfies – social media's monoculture threat

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Sea of selfies – social media's monoculture threat

Social media's just fun, right? No, says a new art exhibition: tweets and selfies are creating monoculture, an online equivalent to crops like rape seed

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Human harp makes music by playing the Brooklyn Bridge

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The surprising power of the unseen

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A globetrotting, water-saving tour of sewage gardens

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Festival shows the promises and perils of open data

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