Material errors
In arguing that quantum physics challenges the materialist view of the world, Jay Lakhani gets his science wrong, says Mano Singham
In arguing that quantum physics challenges the materialist view of the world, Jay Lakhani gets his science wrong, says Mano Singham
Evolutionary archaeologist Timothy Taylor on the outrageous fortune that made us the dominant ape
Climate change, AIDS, GM foods – all have their detractors. But when does disbelief become dogma? Keith Kahn-Harris explores the cult of denialism
Hindu Council director Jay Lakhani is also a trained scientist. He believes science and religion meet at the level of the infinitely small
From brain surgery to climate change Ian McEwan has made scientific literacy fashionable. But will it save us, asks Anne Rooney.
It seems that anti-science is on the rise, but hopefully we've found the antidote
Matt Parker visits Numberland with Alex Bellos
Stuart Sim enjoys a metaphysical thriller
How humanist are the three main parties? With the general election fast approaching, Paul Sims has been canvassing
Is the world really getting safer? Lawrence M Krauss, the scientist who reset the Doomsday Clock, cautions against complacency