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7 October 2020

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, a documentary airing on Netflix from 15 October, roams far and wide across six continents and the International Space Station to show the innovations that could rewrite humanity’s relationship with water.

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is a new book by Jeremy England, senior director of artificial intelligence and machine learning at GlaxoSmithKline. In it, he describes how the emergence of life reveals unexpected and astounding aspects of thermodynamics.

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