Sea of selfies – social media's monoculture threat
11 August 2014
Social media's just fun, right? No, says a new art exhibition: tweets and selfies are creating monoculture, an online equivalent to crops like rape seed
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Festival shows the promises and perils of open data
25 July 2014
Governments and big businesses want information to be free, but how will it work? A Berlin festival last week cast a friendly but critical eye over the idea
We turn brainwaves into sound for music and medicine
9 April 2014
A neuroscientist and a musician explain how they built the Brain Stethoscope, which is both brain scanner and musical instrument
Drawing on a moon brings out people's best and worst
6 December 2013
A collaborative art website launched by artists Ai Weiwei and Olafur Eliasson lets people draw on the surface of a moon-like orb – with surprising results
Locating art in the brain of the beholder
16 October 2013
New books by Anjan Chatterjee and Arthur Shimamura tackle neuroaesthetics, the search for links between brain activity and preferences for art
How citizens can make cities better
2 October 2013
A new exhibition in New York showcases 100 important urban trends identified by a pop-up laboratory that visited New York, Berlin and Mumbai
Dances with molecules
2 August 2013
Quantum chemistry shows you the dancing atoms you share the world with
Holiday reading: The latest scientific must-reads
17 July 2013
Something for the weekend? Sharpen your mind on the best recently released books
Kew lays on a feast of fruit and veg for eyes and mind
14 June 2013
Variety is the spice of life at a summer festival of edible plants at Kew Gardens, London: it combines interactive art with the serious matter of food security
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
