The weirdest food pairings that work according to science
4 November 2020
From chocolate and strawberries to bacon and eggs, how well do we really understand the complex chemistry of food pairing, asks Sam Wong
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Truth Seekers review: Ghost-hunting capers from Shaun of the Dead duo
4 November 2020
Amazon Prime's Truth Seekers from Sean of the Dead duo Simon Pegg and Nick Frost is a mash up of British comedy and ghost hunting. Let’s hope the series becomes today’s Ghostbusters, says Emily Wilson
Don't Miss: Why laughter is contagious and being funny makes us sexier
4 November 2020
New Scientist's weekly round-up of the best books, films, TV series, games and more that you shouldn't miss
Tumble review: A brilliant science podcast for children of all ages
4 November 2020
When inundated with disinformation, conspiracy theories and total nonsense, how can children learn about science? By listening to Tumble, a fantastic family podcast
What can we learn from failed attempts to change people's behaviour?
28 October 2020
Failed interventions to change people's behaviour tend to have common features, such as relying on social pressure or using letters and text messages
British Museum exhibition shows how Arctic culture is under threat
28 October 2020
Arctic: Culture and Climate, an exhibition at London’s British Museum, celebrates the resilience and adaptability that has seen the Arctic's Indigenous People survive and thrive in a challenging environment for 30,000 years
