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Physicist Jim Al-Khalili: Why my debut sci-fi novel is true to science

Physicist and BBC presenter Jim Al-Khalili reveals how he kept his novel Sunfall real – while still being a nail-biting page-turner

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Technology

Don't miss: A chance to grapple with time travel, the joy of maths

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Technology

Don't miss: Immersive memories, DIY starships and the secret of life

Culture

Prototyping in Tokyo review – Imagining a future full of lifelike tech

Technology

Prototyping in Tokyo review – Imagining a future full of lifelike tech

Culture

Behind the Sheet review: Eye-opening play follows slaves’ story

Health

Behind the Sheet review: Eye-opening play follows slaves’ story

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Humans

Don't miss: Star-studded art, weird tides and smart cities

Culture

All I Know is What's on the Internet review: The shocks don't work

Technology

All I Know is What's on the Internet review: The shocks don't work

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Elizabeth Garrett Anderson

Don't miss: 500 years of women in medicine and the future of design

Culture

An AI conference warns us why we need to mind our language

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An AI conference warns us why we need to mind our language

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Broken Symmetries review: the art of seeing science afresh

Physics

Broken Symmetries review: the art of seeing science afresh

On the 10th of our 12 Days of Culture, artists from CERN’s Collide International Residency show how they tackle the problem of describing science like it is

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Life

Don't Miss: The art of colour and the science of persuasion

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Life

Books of 2019: Our pick of the best forthcoming reads

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Space

The Moon exhibition in Denmark re-enchants the satellite for our times

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Environment

Nature's Nation: Art benefits from getting its hands dirty

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