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Don’t miss: Immersive memories, DIY starships and the secret of life

The Holocaust is recalled by filmmaker Daria Martin, space video game Genesis Alpha One launches and physicist Paul Davies seeks the secrets of life in his new book

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Visit

At the Barbican Centre’s Curve gallery in London from 31 January, film-maker Daria Martin’s exhibition and film to immerse visitors in her .

Play

Escape a ravaged Earth on your own starship when Team 17 and Radiation Blue launch video game on 29 January. You’ll have to build your ship first, though, and maintain it, and manage the crew…

Watch

Last year Jodie Whittaker fell to Earth as the first female in the title role of and split opinion among fans. All the more reason to get her first series on DVD, out on 29 January.

Last chance

Science Gallery Dublin’s  (pictured above), an exhibition full of neuroscience, original art and behaviour-studies mischief, ends on 3 February. Take a friend.

Read

Physicist Paul Davies hunts for the secret of life in his book : How hidden webs of information are finally solving the mystery of life (Allen Lane), : An astronomer’s guide (Pelican) is astrophysicist Jo Dunkley’s thrilling new paperback guide to our cosmos “and how it works”. No pressure there, then.

Topics: Books / Exhibition / Neuroscience / Science fiction / Video games