2019-06-01_New_Scientist

You thought the oceans were bad 166 million bits of rubbish orbiting Earth are big enough to destroy vital satellite hardware ...

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20 | New Scientist | 1 June 2019 WOMEN’S health is going digital. The past few years have seen an upsurge in female health techn ...

1 June 2019 | New Scientist | 21 Ava: a biosensing bracelet that aims to identify a woman’s fertile window based on pulse rate a ...

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1 June 2019 | New Scientist | 23 Culture Data made beautiful in an ambitious project at the Venice Biennale p30 Aperture A Welsh ...

W HEN I was growing up, nobody promised me a flying car. But I was promised an AI apocalypse. Those shiny machines were going to ...

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26 | New Scientist | 1 June 2019 Challenges of functional neurological disorder 6 April, p 28 From Jon Stone, Amanda Payne, Jami ...

1 June 2019 | New Scientist | 27 Getting rid of small change is a step to surveillance 11 May, p 21 From Hillary J. Shaw, Newpor ...

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1 June 2019 | New Scientist | 29 FOR over 400 years, this sight on a farm in Wales would have been impossible. Beavers were hunt ...

30 | New Scientist | 1 June 2019 Show data-verse 1 Ryoji Ikeda Venice Biennale, Italy BETWEEN now and 24 November, half a millio ...

1 June 2019 | New Scientist | 31 Book Ocean Outbreak: Confronting the rising tide of marine disease Drew Harvell University of C ...

32 | New Scientist | 1 June 2019 Views Culture A DAY on Mars is slightly longer than a terrestrial one – by around 39 minutes. T ...

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34 | New Scientist |1 June 2019 M ORTEN HALMØ PETERSEN used to live in a windowless basement flat in Copenhagen. If he didn’t ge ...

timing of the SCN, making you more owlish. “One problem with light at night is that it makes you want to go to bed later, but yo ...

36 | New Scientist |1 June 2019 message that it is night, including to parts of the brain that promote sleep. A 2016 study found ...

Not everyone can walk or cycle to work, sit next to a large window or get outside during their lunch break (see “Optimise your e ...