The Tenth Muse review: A story in which the women count
7 November 2019
In her new historical novel, Catherine Chung celebrates the women who shaped modern mathematics - and wonders why they weren't paid
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Prototyping in Tokyo review – Imagining a future full of lifelike tech
23 January 2019
Is art more likely than old-school engineering to create the lifelike quality we will need in a world we share with machines? A robot show has surprising answers
Life lessons: The tiny neuro-gadgets rebuilding our bodies
7 February 2018
Nature's designs are helping to build amazing new devices that link to the body and each other, reveals a fascinating book called Bioinspired Devices
The books and ideas that will shape the year ahead
3 January 2018
From human evolution to genetics, neuroscience to cosmology, New Scientist picks the books to look out for in 2018
