This week's magazine
3 March 2018
Issue 3167
On the cover
Editor's picks
News
Humans
Does Cheddar Man show there is such a thing as bad publicity?
News
Physics
Unbreakable: The race to protect our secrets from quantum hacks
Features
Environment
Growing skills: A scientific guide to greener fingers
Features
Environment
Growing skills: How to get the prettiest flowers on the block
Features
Health
Unicorns and designer babies: How CRISPR creator sees the future
Features
Environment
4 ways your eco-friendly plot is no good – and how to fix it
Features
Physics
Truth before beauty: Our universe is uglier than we thought
Features
Environment
Growing skills: Top tips for producing the best veg in town
Features
Table of contents
Leaders
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Humans
Ancient ‘dark-skinned’ Briton Cheddar Man find may not be true
The headline was that an ancient Briton from 10,000 years ago had dark skin, but the genetics of skin colour are so complex that we can’t be sure
News
Technology
DeepMind AI is learning to understand the ‘thoughts’ of others
News
Earth
Arctic hit by record high temperatures as rest of Europe shivers
News
Earth
North Atlantic right whales didn’t have a single calf this year
News
Technology
Facebook Messenger used to try and deradicalise extremists
News
Space
Start-up aims to catapult stuff to space without using rockets
News
Space
You could survive falling into a black hole but it may get weird
News
Earth
Newly-discovered fungi turn luckless ants into kamikaze zombies
News
Technology
Baidu can clone your voice after hearing just a minute of audio
News
Physics
Weird particle soup may have formed stars in the early universe
News
Physics
Quantum trick lets one particle send messages two ways at once
News
Health
Eating fish as a child seems to protect you from hay fever
News
Humans
We may be overdue a massive war, says a statistical analysis
News
Technology
There’s an alt-right alt-Twitter and it’s filled with hate
News
Humans
Neanderthals made the oldest cave art in the world
News
Health
Having children may add 11 years to a woman’s biological age
News
Beetles hide by looking like the bite marks they make on leaves
News
Health
Miniature personalised tumours could help you get the best chemo
News
Health
Bats spread Ebola because they’ve evolved not to fight viruses
News
Environment
Bunnies draped in fake polar bear fur are both cosy and stealthy
News
Technology
Robots armed with saws make custom flat-pack furniture
News
Health
Cycling in later life makes you less likely to have a bad fall
News
Environment
Sea urchins can drill holes in solid rock with just their teeth
News
Physics
We can now squeeze a molecule and turn it into one that we want
News
Analysis
Health
Unsafe sex and STIs are rising when they really shouldn’t be
Dating apps, fading fears of HIV and poor education have all been blamed for a rise in sexually transmitted infections. How do we get people to keep it clean?
News
Health
Rich-poor divide in past flu pandemics must guide strategy today
News
Earth
Rock dusting on farms could cool the climate, so let’s try it
News
Health
Almost every antidepressant headline you’ll read today is wrong
News
Features
Physics
Truth before beauty: Our universe is uglier than we thought
Our cosmos is failing to meet the rigorous beauty standards set by physicists. Is it time to face up to the fact we may live in an uglyverse?
Features
Environment
Growing skills: How to get the prettiest flowers on the block
Features
Environment
Growing skills: Top tips for producing the best veg in town
Features
Environment
Growing skills: A scientific guide to greener fingers
Features
Environment
4 ways your eco-friendly plot is no good – and how to fix it
Features
Physics
Unbreakable: The race to protect our secrets from quantum hacks
Features
Health
Unicorns and designer babies: How CRISPR creator sees the future
Features
Culture
More
Humans
How the gender pay gap permeates science and engineering
Women in STEM jobs are paid less than men and the gap shows no sign of shrinking, according to the latest findings from the ¿ìè¶ÌÊÓÆµ/SRG annual salary survey
Careers
Technology
Old ¿ìè¶ÌÊÓÆµ: The rise of the machines from railway timetables
Regulars