The Science Museum sucks in and spits out its usual heavy weekend traffic during a freakishly cold Saturday in spring, but down in the basement…
The absurdity of the scene can’t have escaped everyone in the room. There we all were, watching a deeply theoretical and philosophical discussion about 21st…
It’s a cold, crisp December morning and my anticipation grows as I reach my destination. The seagulls are squawking, the blue tits are hopping, but…
When it comes to having your ribs rattled by low frequency sine waves blasted through subwoofers, some people are clearly more comfortable with the experience…
Talking to the trees is traditionally a sign of eccentricity (to put it kindly), but despite its title, this exhibition is far from crazy. Instead…
Distrust That Particular Flavor is a collection of over 30 years’ worth of essays, talks and articles by William Gibson, wherein the author uses current commentary…
Despite being at the forefront of humanity’s quest for knowledge, the natural sciences remain relatively quiet amid the online cacophony. All this is changing, however,…
Artist Christine Niehoff has long been inspired by both science and science fiction. She chats to us about a first-hand experience with nuclear disaster and…
Two days ago, Salvatore Iaconesi went to pick up his medical records. From now on he’ll have to be showing them to countless doctors; they are scans of…
In 1997, Edward Burtynsky had an epiphany. The creation and perpetuation of civilisation as we know it is largely thanks to one precious commodity: oil….