The four puzzles that tell us a cosmological revolution is coming
22 July 2020
A century ago, we missed the loose threads that told us our picture of the universe would unravel. Let’s not be so complacent now, says cosmologist Dan Hooper
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Why old school technology could shape the future of digital computing
22 July 2020
Analogue computers were abandoned half a century ago. But to push past the limits of modern day devices, it may be time for a blast from the past
Friederike Otto interview: Can we sue oil giants for extreme weather?
22 July 2020
We can now rapidly and reliably link heatwaves, droughts and hurricanes to human-induced global warming, says climate scientist Friederike Otto. The science could soon be used as evidence in legal cases brought against fossil fuel companies
Hidden nutrition: We don't know what makes up 99 per cent of our food
22 July 2020
We know next to nothing about the vast majority of compounds in our diet. Now researchers are finding ways to study this "nutritional dark matter" – and what it could mean for our health
