Science

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‘Genetic Automata’ at London’s Arts Catalyst uses video games, emoji and Darwin to reveal falsehoods around race and intellect

BY Kadish Morris | 08 MAR 19

New research has revealed the ingredient responsible for the richness of the Old Master’s paintings

17 JAN 19

‘After Kurzweil’s book landed with a thud in the centre of our culture, it was impossible not to address its claims’

BY Chris Wiley | 16 JAN 19

‘If anything can be converted to DNA, then this interview could become a DNA portrait of you’

BY Lynn Hershman Leeson | 11 JAN 19

A leading surgeon says that the loss of creative subjects in UK schools means students lack important tactile knowledge

31 OCT 18

An outward-turned left eye featured in da Vinci’s portraits suggest a disorder which helped him paint three-dimensional scenes

22 OCT 18

New research finally unlocks the mystery of the iconic painting’s surreal sky: an unusual sighting of ‘mother of pearl’ clouds

24 JUL 18

Author George Pendle on his biography of Jack Parsons, the scientist, mysticist and follower of Aleister Crowley, now dramatized on CBS

BY Dan Fox | 22 JUN 18

With global issues cutting across disciplines, a number of projects are showing where the mixing of art and science can prove productive

BY Tom Jeffreys | 21 FEB 18

Fact checking Trump and New York gallery roster demographics: what to read this weekend

02 JUN 17

Two recent conferences at MIT and the New Museum reveal the benefits, and pratfalls, of art and science collaborations

BY Evan Moffitt | 01 JUN 17

From eternal music to the secret of eternal life: what to read this weekend

BY Paul Clinton | 31 MAR 17

A map of the Milky Way and neighbouring galaxies based on observations from the Gaia satellite

BY Jennifer Higgie | 12 DEC 16

From socially engaged poetry to matters of style: what to read this weekend

BY Paul Clinton | 21 MAY 16

How science has caught up with the art of forgery

BY Noah Charney | 09 DEC 15