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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

From lost cities to islands that don't exist, geographical oddities reveal what makes a sense of place, says social geographer Alastair Bonnett in Off the Map

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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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Shakespeare: The godfather of modern medicine

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Shakespeare: The godfather of modern medicine

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Shakespeare: Did radical astronomy inspire <i>Hamlet</i>?

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Shakespeare: Did radical astronomy inspire Hamlet?

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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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Smallest subversive: Mathematical fight for our world

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Smallest subversive: Mathematical fight for our world

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Shakespeare: Unleashing a tempest in the brain

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Shakespeare: Unleashing a tempest in the brain

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A smart way to get personal with the future

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A smart way to get personal with the future

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How ancient needs still drive our weird ways

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How ancient needs still drive our weird ways

In Snakes, Sunrises, and Shakespeare, evolutionary psychology pioneer Gordon H. Orians traces the roots of today's human quirks in the minds of our ancestors

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What climate change has done to Walden's woods

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Digitising cave art will prevent it being lost forever

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We turn brainwaves into sound for music and medicine

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Superhuman cyborg drummer plays his first live gig

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