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Crowds of people are laughing at science (but in a good way)

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Crowds of people are laughing at science (but in a good way)

Science-inflected comedy is everywhere – and if the performances at this year's Edinburgh Fringe are anything to go by, it's doing vital work

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Ceramic art is a clever foil for a collector's science teaching aids

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Edge of Memory: Distrusting oral tradition may make us more ignorant

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Young Sheldon poster

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Don't Miss: Comic promise, robot TV and a festival of errors

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Sandra: A world where AI is less artificial than it seems

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The Neuroscience of Emotion: time to take our emotions very seriously

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Don't miss: Video game-making, circus science and unusual brains

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Yuval Noah Harari: Why the reluctant guru is upsetting scientists

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Yuval Noah Harari: Why the reluctant guru is upsetting scientists

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North Korea nukes the US in a Trump-bashing new thriller

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North Korea nukes the US in a Trump-bashing new thriller

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Film-maker Ed Webb-Ingall investigates the Arran shoreline

Environment

How a tiny festival could save Scotland's coastal culture

A festival created on a tiny island and now touring the coastline of Scotland shows how the small and local can punch well above their weight in cultural influence

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Don't Miss: surreal objects, loving termites, and ethical dilemmas

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How women are rallying round the cause of climate injustice

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Preserved ocean creatures make landfall in London

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Don't miss: Taxidermied rabbits, mucky biology and the digital future

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