All That Breathes review: Rescuing raptors in Delhi
28 September 2022
In this award-winning and compelling documentary, rescuing the injured black kites and water birds of Delhi is a family effort, finds Simon Ings
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Don't Miss: Take part in a sci-fi adventure at London's Science Museum
28 September 2022
New Scientist's weekly round-up of the best books, films, TV series, games and more that you shouldn't miss
The Seed Detective review: Why we must save rare vegetables
28 September 2022
Saving unusual vegetable varieties from extinction is essential for protecting crop diversity, which is under threat from mechanisation, argues Adam Alexander in his richly detailed new book
Anti-Body review: Exploring our transhuman future with dance
28 September 2022
Who and what will we become as the future unfolds? Anti-Body at Sadler's Wells Theatre in London is a dance work that uses motion-capture tech to show how our influence extends beyond our physical bodies into the digital world
Wild boar appear destructive, but they make excellent conservationists
28 September 2022
Keystone species such as wild boar, eagles and lynx were managing the planet quite well for millions of years before humans got involved. We must cherish them, says Benedict Macdonald
We are finally waking up to the causes of insomnia and how to treat it
28 September 2022
Millions of people struggle with insomnia, but the sleep disorder is now a solvable problem – and the most effective therapy might involve your smartphone rather than sleeping pills
Rebecca Wragg Sykes on the objects that reveal the Neanderthal mind
27 September 2022
Cognitive archaeologist Rebecca Wragg Sykes says we can learn something about the minds of Neanderthals by studying the stuff they left behind, from painted shells to stalagmite circles. We might even find hints about why they went extinct
Gene therapy infused into the brain eases rare condition in children
27 September 2022
A gene-replacement therapy has eased the debilitating symptoms in a group of 30 children with AADC deficiency
Guatemala’s rainforest is expanding thanks to community efforts
26 September 2022
The forests of the Maya Biosphere Reserve are growing rather than shrinking, because of a community-led conservation programme
Spoofing cyberattack can make cameras see things that aren’t there
26 September 2022
A targeted transmission of radio waves can disrupt what a camera detects – and the technology has the potential to fool object-detection systems into seeing things that aren’t there
