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Five of the greatest mathematicians you’ve (probably) never heard of © Getty Images

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Five of the most famous mathematicians you’ve (probably) never heard of

What if the Earth’s magnetic field died? – Jim Al-Khalili © Getty Images

Science Focus Podcast What if the Earth’s magnetic field died? – Jim Al-Khalili

Nobel Prize winning physicist Richard Feynman stands in front of a blackboard strewn with notation in his lab in Los Angeles, Californina. (Photo by Kevin Fleming/Corbis via Getty Images)

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Top 5 Richard Feynman books

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Information Theory Explaining life with physics

The history of medicinal drugs helps explain our relationship with them today © Getty Images

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History of medicine How our relationship with medical drugs evolved

The science of happiness: six books to brighten up your January © Getty Images

Mental health Seven books to celebrate International Day of Happiness

Iceberg on the pier of Delfshaven, 1565. © Alamy

The Little Ice Age How plummeting global temperatures affected more than just the climate

Wellcome Book Prize 2019 longlist announced © Steven Pocock

Wellcome Book Prize 2019 longlist announced

The 7 habits of truly successful people © Getty Images

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The seven habits of truly successful people

James Clerk Maxwell: the most important physicist you haven't heard of © SSPL/Getty Images

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James Clerk Maxwell: the most important physicist you probably haven’t heard of

Cosmic spacequakes and the incredible energy building elements © Getty Images

Cosmic spacequakes and their heavy metal energy

Animal motion and the soft robots of the future © Getty Images

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Animal motion and the soft robots of the future

Far from being just a game, chess has always been a part of me © Getty Images

Future Technology

Far from being just a game, chess has always been a part of me

Dark energy is hiding in our Universe - here's how we'll find it © NASA

Dark energy is hiding in our Universe – here’s how we’ll find it