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Don’t Miss: The Best of World SF, with tales old and new

24 March 2021

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contains 26 sci-fi stories, some celebrated and others new, representing 21 countries and five continents. Edited by writer Lavie Tidhar, the collection is a celebration of a truly global genre.

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is science writer Ginny Smith’s exploration of how our lives are influenced by neurotransmitters, the brain chemicals behind everything, from what we remember and who we love to basic drives such as hunger, fear and sleep.

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, the latest in the climate talk series from the UK-based Science Museum Group sees scientists and engineers discuss carbon capture. Watch online at 7.30 pm BST on 31 March.

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