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Alfred Russel Wallace: A very rare specimen

Life

Alfred Russel Wallace: A very rare specimen

A hundred years after his death, it is high time to put this evolutionary pioneer in his proper place – as Charles Darwin's equal, argues Stephanie Pain

CultureLab

Chris Hadfield: Social media started with Apollo

Space

Chris Hadfield: Social media started with Apollo

Opinion

Zapping your brain enhances your love of classic art

Health

Zapping your brain enhances your love of classic art

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The edge of reason: When logic fails us

Life

The edge of reason: When logic fails us

CultureLab

Memory loss and memories found in ageing brains

Life

Memory loss and memories found in ageing brains

CultureLab

Scrimshaw skull was canvas for whaling artists

Life

Scrimshaw skull was canvas for whaling artists

Regulars

Diary from 2050: How we made a better world

Earth

Diary from 2050: How we made a better world

CultureLab

Babies know good from evil – is this morality?

Life

Babies know good from evil – is this morality?

CultureLab

Cosy quilts made of killer superbugs

Life

Cosy quilts made of killer superbugs

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Locating art in the brain of the beholder

Life

Locating art in the brain of the beholder

New books by Anjan Chatterjee and Arthur Shimamura tackle neuroaesthetics, the search for links between brain activity and preferences for art

CultureLab

Life

Mushrooms are magic at London's Kew Gardens

CultureLab

Life

The secret life of science in the second world war

CultureLab

Life

Why we are all accidental musicians

CultureLab

Life

Reading literary fiction makes you a nicer person

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