Technology
The Fruits of War by Michael White
Do technologies born in war put a positive spin on violence and suffering? No, says Robert A Hinde, and no silver lining should distract us from its horrors
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Life
Designs on Nature: Science and democracy in Europe and the United States by Sheila Jasanoff
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Earth
An Ocean Odyssey by Stephen Wong and Takako Uno
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Space
Astronomical Enigmas by Mark Kidger
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Not built in a day
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The long view
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The Geneticist who Played Hoops with my DNA, by David Ewing Duncan
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Life
Seven Million Years by Douglas Palmer
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How to Take a Penalty by Rob Eastway and John Haigh
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The Wisdom Paradox by Elkhonon Goldberg
Memory loss, Alzheimer's, dementia 鈥� growing old, it seems, is not good for the mind. But age improves cognitive skills in crucial ways, a new book reveals
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Life
Reviewed: The Evolution-Creation Struggle by Michael Ruse
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Physics
The God Particle: A novel by Richard Cox
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Earth
Predicting the Weather, by Katharine Anderson
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Earth
On the trail of the ivory-billed woodpecker
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