Mariko Mori: From stone circles to stardust
9 January 2013
The artist's new exhibition tethers human history to the life of the entire cosmos
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The butterfly effect – in giant balloons
28 November 2012
Artist Tomás Saraceno's new installation, On Space Time Foam, allows the audience to clamber over it to discover our collective interconnections
Maverick mathematician looks back
24 October 2012
In his memoir, The Fractalist, Benoit Mandelbrot offers a non-linear tour of his life and discoveries, including fractal geometry
Festival of dazzling displays but no big picture
3 October 2012
This year's Ars Electronica festival lost its way in search of territory where science and art are truly integrated
A carving studio in the wood
27 June 2012
At London's Kew Gardens, sculptor David Nash breathes new life into dying trees by carving them into works of art
Adventures in the physics garden
30 May 2012
Run on a giant hamster wheel for humans and learn about the principles of engineering at a new science garden in Birmingham
CultureLab's 2012 guide to summer festivals
23 May 2012
From hedgehog enthusiasts to anatomical artists, there's plenty of science on offer at this summer's festivals
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
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
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
