Tom Gauld on how to build the coolest lab on campus
26 January 2020
Tom Gauld's weekly cartoon
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This week's cartoon from Twisteddoodles
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This week’s new questions
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Carbon dioxide detectors, alarms, what is the best way to protect migrants who find their way into refrigerated lorries? Our readers have a few ideas
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New Scientist puzzle #42: The card conundrum
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One person finds one solution to an equation, another finds two different ones. What's going on? Plus, the quick quiz and answers to puzzle #41
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Should you boil first? What about double frying? Follow Sam Wong's scientific strategy and you can cook perfect fries for yourself
