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<i>Scientific Babel</i>: Why English rules

Scientific Babel: Why English rules

English is now the language we all use to communicate science. But while it may feel inevitable, the domination of English is very recent and may be down to geopolitics and other accidents, argues a new book

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3D-printed model of London's buildings lets you see the future

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3D-printed model of London's buildings lets you see the future

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<i>The Vital Question</i>: Finding answers about the origin of life

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The Vital Question: Finding answers about the origin of life

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Biocode mixes art and academia to explore pigeonholing

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Biocode mixes art and academia to explore pigeonholing

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<i>The Triumph of Seeds</i>: Our huge debt to tiny marvels

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The Triumph of Seeds: Our huge debt to tiny marvels

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Future ruin: Can we design our way out of eco-crisis?

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Future ruin: Can we design our way out of eco-crisis?

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<i>Thank You, Madagascar</i>: Diary of a life among lemurs

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Thank You, Madagascar: Diary of a life among lemurs

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<i>Science in Wonderland</i>: Educated by fairy tales

Science in Wonderland: Educated by fairy tales

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<i>Future Arctic</i>: Why it's time for action, not resignation

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Future Arctic: Why it's time for action, not resignation

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Illusions, voids and convex ghosts

Illusions, voids and convex ghosts

With a visceral and disturbing new show at the Lisson Gallery in London, Anish Kapoor talks to 91av

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Is imagery the real key to marketing outrage?

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Eye of the Beholder: Life through the camera obscura

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David and Goliath: What do we do about surveillance?

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How landscapes mould language and lives

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