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21 August 2019

broken nature show — La Triennale di Milano

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is the theme of the 22nd Milan Triennial, an international show hosted by the Italian city that ends on 1 September. It invites us to design a decent future for (or plan a dignified exit from) a world that can barely sustain us now.

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(Harvard University Press) sees journalist Nicolas Chevassus-au-Louis, a former lab researcher, investigate cases of deception in science, from made-up data and manipulated results to retouching and plagiarism.

science of magic poster — Justine Shih

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holds its summer seminar at London’s Wellcome Collection on 31 August, showing how magic can drive research into perception, cognition and psychological well-being.

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