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17 March 2021

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, available from 26 March on Amazon Prime Video, animates Robert Kirkman’s long-running comic about an ordinary teenager whose father just happens to be Omni-Man, the world’s most powerful superhero.

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, co-author of the new book Delicious with Monica Sanchez, speaks about the deep history of flavour and the role it has played in human evolution. Online from the Royal Institution in London at 7 pm GMT on 23 March.

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by Jeff Hawkins, inventor and neuroscientist, explains how the brain builds not just one model, but hundreds of thousands of models of everything we know.

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