Authors Adam Corner and Jamie Clarke suggest a fresh approach to engaging the public in to taking action against climate change.
Reviews
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Virtually Real
Our Events Manager, Judit Agui, reviews the Virtually Real exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts.
A Review of the Science Museum’s New Winton Gallery
Our Pictures Editor, Natasha Gertler, takes a look at the Science Museum’s new Winton Gallery, which brings 400 years of mathematical history to life.
Other Worlds Reviews: Planet Earth II and Starmus III Festival
As part of our latest Other Worlds issue, our writers review the new Planet Earth II series and Starmus III Festival
The Statoil Gallery: Wonderlab
As a scientist, I’m used to hearing that science museums are boring, weird or just for kids. And in fact, when I arrived at the Science Museum, I found myself to be the only one there without children. I crossed a mist of primary colours and mirrored walls and entered the Statoil Gallery, the home […]
2016 Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Nearly 50,000 entries from 95 countries were considered for this year’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year award. The prestigious prize, now in its 52nd year, was given to American photographer Tim Laman at a ceremony in London’s Natural History Museum last night, for his picture Entwined lives. The photograph, which he took remotely using a […]
BEHEMOTH – A REVIEW
Federico Barni reviews Zhao Liang’s observational documentary and portrait of modern China, ‘Behemoth’.