Mixing art and science in Moscow
16 May 2012
As science funding becomes a higher priority in Russia, there may be more room for artists in the lab too
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Street wise: Giant brains go on outdoor display
25 April 2012
Neuroanatomist and stroke survivor Jill Bolte Taylor tells Kat Austen why she hopes her display of cerebral artwork will raise awareness of the brain
Element factory tests properties of ephemeral atoms
18 April 2012
The periodic table's heaviest atoms are also its most transient – so how do you go about testing their properties?
The life and loves of Isaac Newton
14 March 2012
In his new novel, The Sensorium of God, Stuart Clark catalogues the messy international and interpersonal politics at the time of Newton's breakthroughs
Splash dance: Water crisis choreography
8 February 2012
The Elixir project combines dance, sculpture and song to explore our relationship with water
Capturing the heart of the disappearing Arctic
25 January 2012
Photographer Ragnar Axelsson captures an austere waning world beautifully in his exhibition Last Days of the Arctic
Tim Minchin uses comedy to open a door to rationalism
16 November 2011
With his heavy eyeliner and quirky act, comedian and musician Tim Minchin considers himself a "gateway drug" to science, philosophy and rationalism
Mathematics as the raw material for art
9 November 2011
In a new Paris exhibition, prizewinning mathematicians team up with artists to inspire works that bring intangible concepts to life
The artist and the proton smasher
12 October 2011
Will the artists who are moving into CERN be a distraction or an inspiration?
Ice-age nettles may survive in dark Chinese caves
5 October 2011
Walk into a cave in south-west China and you could be stepping back 30,000 years – they could be a time capsule preserving rare nettles from the last ice age
