Populist gains in Euro elections don’t need to derail climate action
23 May 2019
The anti-science stance of groups such as the Brexit party and Germany’s AfD is worrying – but populism and climate change denial need not go hand in hand
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Netflix’s Osmosis creates a world of terror amid the high-tech love
22 May 2019
Netflix’s latest dystopian sci-fi has nanobots crawling over people’s brains to help hunt the perfect partner, writes Chelsea Whyte in her monthly TV column
Rise in colon cancer seen in under-50s
22 May 2019
Colorectal cancers seem to be becoming more common among younger people in rich countries
Neuroscientist Sophie Scott on why we laugh and a love of thermostats
22 May 2019
Sophie Scott works with comedians and impressionists to uncover what happens to our brains when we laugh. And she has a very unusual hobby
Feedback: Life, liberty and the pursuit of manly beverages
22 May 2019
Absurdly masculine US mineral water, polite Dutch trees and quantum cookie logic: our weekly round-up from the weirder side of science
Puzzle #04 Which door?
22 May 2019
Decide which of five doors to open in a gameshow, set by Rob Eastaway. And test your science knowledge with our quick quiz
Cryptic crossword #07
22 May 2019
Try your hand at our science-themed cryptic crossword, set by Sparticle. Plus answers to quick crossword #31
How to make a desktop traffic light with a breadboard
22 May 2019
When circuits get complex, including a breadboard will help make sense of it all. Hannah Joshua demonstrates, with her desktop traffic light
How antibiotic resistance is driven by pharmaceutical pollution
22 May 2019
Factories in India making cheap antibiotics for the world are dumping their waste, with grim consequences for people living nearby – and global health too
By Jupiter! How the solar system’s giant made Earth ripe for life
22 May 2019
An audacious mission circling Jupiter’s poles is probing the planet’s deepest mysteries - including how it shaped our solar system and paved the way for our existence
