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  • THE GENOME GADGET

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    The Music of Science: Oliver Morton reckons Alan Turing would love this: a gadget the size of a matchbox which can read a genome sequence...  read more »


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  • DON'T MENTION SKIN COLOUR

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    It's been the most exciting English Premiership season for years, but the game has been marred by two racial incidents. Patrick Barclay shows how football can move on...  read more »


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  • SOME LIKE IT VERY HOT

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    For years it was thought that life couldn’t exist below a certain depth or above a certain heat. Now those limits turn out not to be limits after all. Bryan Appleyard looks into extremophiles...  read more »


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    • May/June 2012
    • SCIENCE
  • 94 ELEMENTS COME TO LIFE

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    This Season: Samantha Weinberg's pick of the science events is "94 Elements", a series of short films which takes us out of the chemistry lab and into the real world...   read more »


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    • May/June 2012
    • SCIENCE
    • THIS SEASON
  • THE VOICE IS THE BEST

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    The Big Question: Edward Carr on the one musical instrument we all share...  read more »


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    • Edward Carr
    • May/June 2012
    • THE BIG QUESTION
  • NON COGITO, ERGO SUM

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    Sometimes thinking is a bad idea. Ian Leslie draws on Dylan, Djokovic and academic research to put the case for unthinking...
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    • May/June 2012
    • Thinking
  • A VELVET FIST

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    If you want to start a peaceful revolution, the person to call is a Serb with a passion for Tolkien. Srdja Popovic is advising rebels in 40 countries. Emma Williams watches him at work and at home...  read more »


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    • May/June 2012
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  • THE FRENCH HORN IS THE BEST

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    The Big Question: one instrument takes us back to the beginning of music. Jasper Rees started learning it when he was ten...  read more »


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    • May/June 2012
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  • THE HAMMOND ORGAN IS THE BEST

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    The Big Question: Richard Williams argues for a single instrument that can reproduce the amplitude of a big band...  read more »


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    • May/June 2012
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  • THE GUITAR IS THE BEST

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    The Big Question: Laura Barton argues that the reach of its six strings makes the guitar more articulate than any other instrument...  read more »


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    • May/June 2012
    • THE BIG QUESTION
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