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Indiana Jones vs Lara Croft: Ranking the best fictional archaeologists

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Tara Polar Station

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How Tara Polar Station will push the limits of Arctic research

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The clocks that helped define time from London's Royal Observatory

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Five physicists discuss the achievements and future of quantum theory

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A new picture of autism in girls is emerging, says Gina Rippon

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How mudlarks are uncovering thousands of years of London's history

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How mudlarks are uncovering thousands of years of London's history

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Astronomer reviews the sci-fi movies that get creative with physics

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Visualising Britain's fashion waste problem with cyanotype photography

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Elizabeth Ruth Belville receives a timekeeping certificate from an official at the Royal Greenwich Observatory, circa 1903. Once Belville has the accuracy of her watch, which she calls 'Arnold', confirmed in this way, her task is to 'take the time' round businesses in the West End and City of London. Belville's work was the means of ensuring standard time in the city before the advent of radio.

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Ruth Belville: How the Greenwich Time Lady kept London ticking

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The ytterbium ion trap at the heart of the National Physical Laboratory's optical clock

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How optical clocks are redefining time and physics

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A story of neurons and evolution

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