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Science
Unravelling the mysteries of the Antikythera mechanism – the 2,100-year-old Greek 'computer'
By Victoria Woollaston-Webber
Business
Moving home? These proptech startups are dragging bricks and mortar into the digital age
By Emily Wright
Science
A twist in the evolutionary tale: why the discovery of a 'young' Homo naledi changes everything
By Victoria Woollaston-Webber
Science
Brain scans suggest our unique, human-like thought evolved 1.8 million years ago
By Matt Burgess
Culture
The walls of this earthquake-proof theatre form 'caves' to amplify its sound
By Bonnie Christian
Science
Ferdinand Monoyer is the reason your eyesight is measured in decimals
By Victoria Woollaston-Webber
Culture
Music fans can't tell the difference between a new violin and a traditional Stradivarius
By Victoria Turk
Science
Rat heads are one thing but don't expect a human head transplant any time soon
By Abigail Beall