Don’t Miss: An Impossible Project on the shock return of analogue tech

by Philippa Kaur 10 March 2021, 17:00 119 Views

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Gut Feelings: The microbiome and our health by Alessio Fasano and Susie Flaherty reveals how understanding this alien inner world will make it possible to target medicines to an individual’s needs at the molecular level.

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An Impossible Project, streaming on digital platforms from 15 March, celebrates the return of analogue formats, from Polaroid to vinyl. The film highlights the work of Viennese biologist Florian “Doc” Kaps to reverse the tide of technological “progress”.

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Double Blind by Edward St Aubyn leaps from London to Cap d’Antibes in southern France to a rewilded corner of Sussex, UK, in a thrilling and mischievous tale of ecology, psychoanalysis, genetics and neuroscience.

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Don’t Miss: An Impossible Project on the shock return of analogue tech

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Robots can use eye contact to draw out reluctant participants in groups

Large computer language models carry environmental, social risks

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