New Scientist Culture

New Scientist Culture: the place where books, arts and science collide

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

On 21 October, IWM North will host two free performances of Contagion. See our review at https://t.co/P25iSUzyV8

[New Scientist Events @newscievents]

Want to know how this is even possible? You'll have to come along to our Technology in Sport panel with @clarebalding, @dallaglio8, @HCDream2012, @stevehaake and @jhindhaughbt to find out! Get your tickets now - https://t.co/ylqT52cqu3

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

Hi paul..could you contact liz else from new scientist on 07773 465431
.
https://t.co/Xx543wvg2M

[Luke Jerram @lukejerram]

This evening @lukejerram will mainly be installing a giant E.coli bacteria in @edenproject for #invisibleworlds

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

Remember Boyd Tonkin's review of James Cook's voyages at @britishlibrary https://t.co/URSocuYrjv ? A fascinating article about Tupaia, Tongan priest and Cook's navigator, has just popped up at https://t.co/E5N4zhtJRj

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

GENES! https://t.co/yqSbI69E2s

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

It’s now easier than ever before to get parts of your own genome sequenced – but what can it really tell you? Find out @timfrayling and the Instant Expert team this Saturday at @RCGP https://t.co/KYHoh0uYVz

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

It’s now easier than ever before to get parts of your own genome sequenced – but what can it really tell you? Find out from @timfrayling and the Instant Expert team at @RCGP on Saturday 2 June https://t.co/Wtw56Ps0Ds

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

There’s a new show just opened about Dickens’s relationship with science at the eponymous museum in London. And there’s a smaller, sharper show about Dickens’s relationship with *nurses* sneaking out from under it https://t.co/Roltwp2LrX 📷: @simon_ings

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

Thursday is Tear Your Eyes Out Day: Dominique Teufen’s achingly monochrome installation at Phantom Limb: Art Beyond Escher https://t.co/EGSYe38Zvo 📷: @simon_ings

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

London's Wellcome Collection has a show about teeth which struggles throughout to live up to THIS SQUIRREL https://t.co/33gI3xl6oi 📷: @simon_ings

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

Learn to draw the RA way: some surprises lurk in the London Royal Academy's newly opened Vaults https://t.co/ujtmuMQZar 📷: @simon_ings

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

There’s a new show just opened about Dickens’s relationship with science at the eponymous museum in London. And there’s a smaller, sharper show about Dickens’s relationship with *nurses* sneaking out from under it https://t.co/Roltwp2LrX 📷: @simon_ings

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

Oliver Byrne’s ill-starred attempt to teach Euclid to ladies by substituting pictures wherever possible — a side exhibit in the charming William De Morgan show at the Guildhall https://t.co/5UaXJ3Lga1 📷: @simon_ings

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

City Dreams in New York... visit Bodys Isek Kingelez's paper utopias at MOMA from May 26 https://t.co/SsaR1pnCE1

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

Who's for a digital seashell? https://t.co/WHn95ZURxL

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

SPACE! https://t.co/PCr7C3rNJJ Summer events guide coming soon

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

Congratulations to Wellcome Book Prize winner Mark O’Connell for To Be a Machine (Granta Books)

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

At Harvard's Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments this Wednesday, historian William Rankin reveals how radionavigation changed world politics. https://t.co/mp7wShaqmx And here's his book: https://t.co/S8Xi9lnRpI

[New Scientist Culture @CultureLabNS]

Congratulations to Wellcome Book Prize winner Mark O’Connell for To Be a Machine (Granta Books) https://t.co/eJFpWPg4gw