
Citizen scientist: Out of the lab and onto the streets
26 June 2013
With a bit of spare time, community labs and the power of the internet, anyone can do science on their own terms, says Kat Austen

26 June 2013
With a bit of spare time, community labs and the power of the internet, anyone can do science on their own terms, says Kat Austen

20 May 2013
It's nearly summertime in the northern half of the world – time to find out what the festivals are laying on to entice the rational reveller

9 January 2013
The artist's new exhibition tethers human history to the life of the entire cosmos

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

24 October 2012
In his memoir, The Fractalist, Benoit Mandelbrot offers a non-linear tour of his life and discoveries, including fractal geometry

3 October 2012
This year's Ars Electronica festival lost its way in search of territory where science and art are truly integrated

27 June 2012
At London's Kew Gardens, sculptor David Nash breathes new life into dying trees by carving them into works of art

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

23 May 2012
From hedgehog enthusiasts to anatomical artists, there's plenty of science on offer at this summer's festivals

16 May 2012
As science funding becomes a higher priority in Russia, there may be more room for artists in the lab too