Find out what the world's greatest scientist taught us in the new special edition from the makers of BBC Focus and BBC History Magazine.

The Chernobyl Exclusion Zone and Bikini Atoll are still devoid of humans. But without the threat of our presence, could wildlife thrive in a radioactive environment?

We speak to creative director Tameem Antoniades and psychosis expert Prof Paul Fletcher about the Bafta Games Award-winning game Hellblade and how it deals with mental illness.

The human race might soon have a new challenger - but it's probably not one of these sporting robots.

We talk to Mark O’Connell about transhumanism, the evolution of the human species and his Wellcome Book Prize-shortlisted book To Be A Machine.

Social media networks like Facebook seem to know so much about us in unnerving detail, but understanding why we press 'Like' is still beyond even the cleverest code.

The heart-breaking debut by Ayọ̀bámi Adébáyọ̀ offers an insight into the devastating effects of sickle-cell disease in 1980s Nigeria, and is the only novel shortlisted for the 2018 Wellcome Book Prize.

David Halpern, Chief Executive of The Behavioural Insights Team, tells us about nudge theory – a psychological tool used in behavioural science to subtly influence people's decisions.

A new space telescope is being developed. Its mission? To take a photograph of an Earth-like planet that could shape our understanding of our place in the Universe.