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Physics

Exploding the myths about the Higgs

Physicist Sean Carroll proves himself to be equal to the challenge of explaining the Higgs boson in The Particle at the End of the Universe

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Humans

Thinking up a world ruled by neuroscience

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Maverick mathematician looks back

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Humans

Mental imagery gives language meaning

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Health

Is there an upside to anxiety?

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The molecular machines that make life

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Life

What should we fear more: snakes or sedans?

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Humans

The upsides of being a psychopath

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A portrait of humanity in the purchases we make

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How mathematics became mainstream

In Poor Robin's Prophecies, Benjamin Wardhaugh explores how almanacs made mathematics useful, ubiquitous and, ultimately, fun

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From sculpture to science: We can learn from art

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Life

Sure, Darwin was clever, but…

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Antony Gormley: I engineer experience

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Earth 2.0: the hunt for places like home

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