Visit the CultureLab now to find out why Carl Sagan’s books are not only still relevant, but may be more vital now than ever. Check out screenwriter Charlie Kaufman’s analysis of a page from Carl Jung’s long-anticipated Red Book. Read about artist Jonathon Keats’s latest installation, First Bank of Antimatter.
Find out about the book that began as a humble diary and went on to win the first-ever £25,000 Wellcome Trust Book Prize for medicine in literature, and hear about Al Gore’s latest strategy for promoting public action against climate change. If that leaves you a little thirsty, we’ve got recipes for mixing ancient cocktails.
Upcoming photo galleries feature evidence of evolution, Gary Braasch’s environmental photography and the wonders of the nanoworld. James Baxter’s new play Let Newton Be delves into Isaac Newton’s world of “darkness, obscurity and magic”. Also on CultureLab, Pluto finally speaks out about the planet controversy – and boy is he mad!
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From neuroscience to science fiction, from bio-art to opera, we’ll be discussing anything and everything that’s perched on that amazing intersection where books, arts and science collide.
Most importantly, we want to hear what you have to say. CultureLab is there as a forum for you to discuss books and arts with other thinking, science-minded people from around the globe.
Join us in making CultureLab the space where we take what C. P. Snow referred to 50 years ago as the “third culture”, and put it under the microscope.
