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3D-printed model of London's buildings lets you see the future

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3D-printed model of London's buildings lets you see the future

A new interactive reconstruction allows visitors to explore the ever-evolving capital city

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<i>The Vital Question</i>: Finding answers about the origin of life

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The Vital Question: Finding answers about the origin of life

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Biocode mixes art and academia to explore pigeonholing

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Biocode mixes art and academia to explore pigeonholing

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<i>The Triumph of Seeds</i>: Our huge debt to tiny marvels

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The Triumph of Seeds: Our huge debt to tiny marvels

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Future ruin: Can we design our way out of eco-crisis?

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Future ruin: Can we design our way out of eco-crisis?

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<i>Science in Wonderland</i>: Educated by fairy tales

Science in Wonderland: Educated by fairy tales

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<i>Future Arctic</i>: Why it's time for action, not resignation

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Future Arctic: Why it's time for action, not resignation

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<i>Thank You, Madagascar</i>: Diary of a life among lemurs

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Thank You, Madagascar: Diary of a life among lemurs

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Illusions, voids and convex ghosts

Illusions, voids and convex ghosts

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<i>Eye of the Beholder</i>: Life through the camera obscura

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Eye of the Beholder: Life through the camera obscura

Both 17th-century artist Vermeer and scientist van Leeuwenhoek made pioneering use of optics. A joint biography shows how they changed our world view

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Is imagery the real key to marketing outrage?

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David and Goliath: What do we do about surveillance?

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How landscapes mould language and lives

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Why food is rarely the simple pleasure it once was

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