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We turn brainwaves into sound for music and medicine

Technology

We turn brainwaves into sound for music and medicine

A neuroscientist and a musician explain how they built the Brain Stethoscope, which is both brain scanner and musical instrument

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Why do we love to organise knowledge into trees?

Mind

Why do we love to organise knowledge into trees?

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Bite-sized chunks of brain science don't quite satisfy

Life

Bite-sized chunks of brain science don't quite satisfy

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Catching cancer: The riveting quest for a killer virus

Health

Catching cancer: The riveting quest for a killer virus

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Loving the alien: A defence of non-native species

Earth

Loving the alien: A defence of non-native species

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How climate pain is being spun into corporate gain

Earth

How climate pain is being spun into corporate gain

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A wild ride through the ocean's strangest creatures

Life

A wild ride through the ocean's strangest creatures

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The best parents don't try to score top marks

Mind

The best parents don't try to score top marks

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How 3D printers forge new art from old etchings

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How 3D printers forge new art from old etchings

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No coincidence? Statistics and the outrageously unlikely

Physics

No coincidence? Statistics and the outrageously unlikely

In his superlative The Improbability Principle, David J. Hand makes sense of bizarre patterns in Bible codes, lightning strikes and even drug trials

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Wet revolution: Where's the world water manifesto?

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Life

How to be human: The laws that governed your growth

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Life

Hot on the trail of consciousness in brain and machine

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Can these pop-sci self-help books make you smarter?

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