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Innovation made waves in physics photography

MIT's science photographer Felice Frankel is mesmerised by the innovative images of her predecessor Berenice Abbott, now showing in a new exhibition

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False memories, false convictions

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Film competition: Quantum Shorts 2012

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Many historical buildings were built on faith alone

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Psychology, evolution and penis shape

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CultureLab's pick of Olympics culture

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Should orcas be kept in captivity?

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The evolutionary mysteries of religion and orgasms

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The history of humanity in our genes

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Mind

How much can you trust your own memory?

In Pieces of Light, psychologist Charles Fernyhough says the brain continually rewrites our past – so how accurate are our recollections?

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The poster-child endangered seal

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Chasing deadly viruses for a living

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Good things come to those who procrastinate

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Plotting the body's electricity grid

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