Thursday, October 6, 2016

Culture

  • Life5 October 2016

    Required: A moral vision for gene editing

    Redesigning Life asks some interesting questions about CRISPR gene editing. What we need now are some answers

  • 5 October 2016

    Cramped, unpleasant and vulgar: is this the internet we planned?

    The internet was supposed to usher in a new e-paradise. A new book, Utopia is Creepy, suggests it's not quite panned out that way

  • Life5 October 2016

    Complex cats: Let's see our feline friends as they really are

    Furry friends or mass killers? Two new books, The Trainable Cat and Cat Wars explore the two extreme views – and what to do about them

Technology6 October 2016

Entering the random world of semi-sentient art

Anywhen, the latest installation to fill London’s Turbine Hall, is very much a work in progress

Life21 September 2016

The paradox of play: Real fun should be terrifying

Our lives might be more meaningful if fun embraced facing the world as it really is, full of the mundane and the difficult

Technology21 September 2016

When art and technology pull each other to bits

The marriage between art and technology came apart at this year's Ars Electronica festival in Linz, Austria

Technology21 September 2016

The Optic Cloak: Meet the chimney that isn’t there

Artist Conrad Shawcross's moiré-surfaced flues on the Greenwich Peninsula are a shimmering mirage that delights the eye and turns an eyesore into a work of art

Earth | Life | Physics20 September 2016

New Scientist reviews the Royal Society book prize winners

The list of winners of the 2016 Royal Society book prize has been announced. Here’s what we thought of some of them

Humans15 September 2016

Visions of utopia arrive in London from around the world

The city’s first design biennale explores the possibility of other, better ways of living. See 10 ideas from the exhibition that aim to shape our future

Life14 September 2016

Exhibition seeks to put utopia in its place

Visitors to Paths to Utopia are invited to explore new ways of living, but utopias have always been an impossible dream, says Philip Ball

Technology14 September 2016

Cramped, unpleasant and vulgar: is this the internet we planned?

The internet was supposed to usher in a new e-paradise. A new book, Utopia is Creepy, suggests it's not quite panned out that way

Physics7 September 2016

Fast forward: How we learned to love time travel

A classic H. G. Wells story and key mathematics made time travel such a popular idea that it fundamentally changed our thinking, argues James Gleick in Time Travel: A history

Space | Technology7 September 2016

Stardate 08092016, Star Trek‘s birthday mission

Time to beam aboard the USS Enterprise, the world's most famous starship, newly restored at the Smithsonian, just in time for its 50th birthday

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