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Biological Sciences

Animal Grief: Merely Crocodile Tears?

Do animals grieve? The question is a contentious one among scientists. In the era of the internet, t...

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History of Art

Objects of Dissent: Satire and Silliness through the Ages

A new exhibition at the British Museum, curated by Private Eye editor and TV personality Ian Hislop,...

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Biological Sciences

“Survival of the Sluggish”? New Research on Energy and Extinction

Recent research has shown that species that use the most energy day to day are actually more likely...

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Biological Sciences

Unintelligent Design? Cancer, Cataracts, and Irreducible Complexity

Intelligent design, often used as an argument for the existence of God, posits that the natural worl...

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Medicine

Resistance is Futile: The Rise of Transhumanism

Can you picture yourself as a cyborg? Do you yearn to transcend the limitations of feeble flesh? The...

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Fine Art

Painting Over Casanova: #MeToo and the Morality of Art

How should art institutions, and society in general, respond to the art of figures whose creators or...

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Linguistics

50 Words for Snow? Language Barriers and Linguistic Relativism

The idea of there being certain words that simply don’t exist in other languages, and correspondin...

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Engineering

A New Icarus Takes to the Skies: The Parker Solar Probe Mission

On the 12th of August 2018, following technical problems and delays, the Parker solar probe finally ...

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Biological Sciences

Man’s New Best Friend? The Evolutionary Domestication of the Fox

The process of turning wild wolves into loyal and friendly domestic dogs began well over 10,000 year...

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Philosophy

Denial and Denialism: Are We Living in a Post-Truth Society?

All of us have at one time or another been in denial about something. Denial shields us from painful...

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Biological Sciences

Hijacking Genes: An Evolution Revolution?

New research is questioning our understanding of how genetic information is passed on. We tend to th...

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Biological Sciences

The Origins of Anxiety: Studies in Behaviour and Brain Chemistry

It’s normal to experience feelings of worry and fear as a response to stressful situations, as wel...

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