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Tremors in the Blood review: The intriguing origins of the polygraph

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Tremors in the Blood review: The intriguing origins of the polygraph

Amit Katwala's thorough history of the lie detector test looks at its inventors and some of its earliest cases, placing it, warts and all, in its historical and scientific context

Culture

Wired for Love review: A neuroscientist investigates her marriage

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Wired for Love review: A neuroscientist investigates her marriage

Culture

The replication crisis has spread through science – can it be fixed?

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The replication crisis has spread through science – can it be fixed?

Features

The best books of 2021 - �鶹��ý’s Christmas gift guide

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The best books of 2021 - �鶹��ý’s Christmas gift guide

Culture

Harsh peer reviewer comments disproportionately affect minorities

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Harsh peer reviewer comments disproportionately affect minorities

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Mind

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

Leader

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Health

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

Features

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

Health

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

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

Health

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

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Can open access publishing be a smart career move?

Can open access publishing be a smart career move?

It can seem like a magic word is needed to get published in the top academic journals. Is open access a genuine alternative?

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Health

Cloned stem-cell study under fire for sloppy errors

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Physics

Higgs boson gets peer-review seal of approval

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Earth

Climate panel adopts controversial 'grey' evidence

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Journal editor given ultimatum over peer review

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