Caspar Melville meets the man who thinks that spirituality is essential to consciousness, and science can tell us why
Break a few eggs and price up an omelette with quizmaster Chris Maslanka
Six hundred million light years away, the ‘active galaxy’ Cygnus A fires huge quantities of particles at unimaginable speeds, finds Marcus Chown
Brian Green's dizzying new book offers a window onto the cutting edge of theoretical physics. Marcus Chown goes in search of the multiverse
Under the government's education reforms, 15 per cent of groups applying to open academies are religious. How would those schools handle evolution? James Gray investigates
As comedian Helen Keen’s Radio 4 series on the history of rocket science begins, she tells Matthew Adams why it’s a subject with room for the serious and the absurd
On International Women's Day Sally Feldman asks is it a coincidence that women are being driven back into the home?
Winston Fletcher warns that the question asking your religion, included again in this year’s census, is designed to distort
In trying to make religion sound more logical and scientific, are educated Indians actually having a crisis of faith? asks Angela Saini
Dublin Science Gallery’s latest exhibition Visceral crosses the boundaries between art and biology. Owen Hatherley pays a stomach-churning visit