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  1. #1: Wuhan coronavirus, nuclear fusion, and the Solar Orbiter spacecraft
  2. #19: How the UK got it wrong on coronavirus, mystery around chronic Lyme, Greta Thunberg’s musical debut
  3. #4: Lab-grown meat, Neanderthal burials, and space tourism
  4. #23: Coronavirus immunity and vaccine implications; evolutionary reasons for the types of world leader; treating people with CRISPR gene editing
  5. #15: Mystery of radio signals from deep space; the future of music; epidemic of bad coronavirus science
  6. How the Moon Affects our Psychology
  7. #10: Coronavirus questions answered, revolution in human evolution, mind-reading computers
  8. #16: Hints of a new force of nature; making mice with human cells; seaweed in the fight against climate change
  9. #24: Half a year in a world of covid-19; meat production breaking Earth’s nitrogen limits; what does gravity weigh?
  10. #5: Pandemic preparations, mind-reading – and a trillion trees
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  1. #9: Coronavirus lockdown – how to flatten the curve, reset the immune system, and the world’s most hardcore mammal
  2. #17: The truth about our appetites, the impact of coronavirus on conservation, mud volcanoes on Mars
  3. #3: Coronavirus latest, a woman with half a brain, and love drugs
  4. #8: Coronavirus special – disaster preparation, environmental change and disease emergence; plus science round-up
  5. #14: Dreams, sleep and coronavirus, a new explanation of consciousness, brain-stimulation anorexia treatment
  6. #69: Coronavirus evolution; geoengineering and food supply; Alice Roberts on the revolution in archaeology
  7. #89: Climate-ready food of the future; the biology of poverty; deepfake audio; mystery cosmic signal; Captain Kirk in space
  8. #115: Quantum consciousness; next decade of space exploration; songs played on rat whiskers
  9. Weekly: Surprise superconductor claims put to the test; Alzheimer’s test goes on sale; how NASA (briefly) lost Voyager 2
  10. #27: Putting plastic back on the agenda; revisiting the iconic black hole image, how dinosaurs dominated the planet
  11. #11: Covid World, coronavirus in New York, invasion of parakeets, bacteria and their amazing powers
  12. #28: Origin of life on Earth; second wave of coronavirus; science of miscarriage
  13. #79: Google creates a time crystal; microplastics in human placenta; boosting China’s vaccines; our climate future
  14. #112: Gene therapy success; biodiversity talks; the genetics of blood sucking; the farthest star ever seen
  15. #146 Accelerated end to fossil fuel; double discovery on Mars
  16. #25: Coronavirus effects on children, and on other diseases; changing the way you sit could add years to your life; supercrops for a climate-changed world
  17. Foods and Flatulence
  18. #2: Weird quantum experiment, origin of the alphabet, and coronavirus developments
  19. #6: Coronavirus special - the spread of covid-19, fatality rates, and the importance of hand washing
  20. #12: Strength training for better health, bats mimic sound, biggest ever supernova
  21. #20: Human cryptic mate choice, cracking nuclear fusion, countering coronavirus misinformation
  22. #26: The hidden dark matter of our food; NASA’s new search for life on Mars; smallpox in the American civil war
  23. #67: Brain plasticity; entropy and the nature of time; vaccine booster shots
  24. #70: Coronavirus origin story; Big Oil’s nightmare; history of the gender pain gap
  25. #7: Coronavirus vaccine, neutrinos in the early universe, and organ transplants
  26. #13: Evidence for a parallel universe, protecting mental health in lockdown, why covid-19 hits men harder
  27. #18: Bending the curve on climate change, the era of commercial space travel, staying safe from coronavirus
  28. #21: How to prevent future pandemics, black lives matter and racism in science, suspended animation
  29. #22: Consciousness from the body as well as the brain; record temperatures in the Arctic; long-term symptoms of covid-19
  30. #131 Why thinking hard tires you out; game-changing US climate bill
  31. #201 The truth behind the orca uprising; Earth enters uncharted territory; genetic treatments for unborn babies.
  32. #97: The latest on omicron; Don’t Look Up review; Steven Pinker on human rationality; the sound of melting glaciers
  33. Weekly: Ultra-processed foods not so bad?; Another milestone toward fusion power; Mapping the genes we know nothing about
  34. #148 Climate action from COP27; world population reaches 8 billion
  35. #96: What does the rise of omicron mean for us?; living robots able to reproduce; mini black holes and the end of the universe
  36. Redefining Time
  37. #71: Alzheimer’s treatment approved; human brain map breakthrough; time flowing backwards
  38. #129 BlueDot special: Mysteries of the universe; stories of hope and joy; growing tiny human brains; solving global problems
  39. #145 COP27 climate summit preview; unexpected animal sounds
  40. #153: Fusion breakthrough; COP15 report; Shakespeare and climate change
  41. #179 Black holes older than time; nine animals to save the climate; the largest creature ever to walk the Earth
  42. #29: Loneliness during lockdown; medical artificial intelligence beats doctors; who gets the coronavirus vaccine first
  43. #68: Climate change and methane mystery; breathable liquid; covid vaccines
  44. #72: The evil in all of us; delta variant of coronavirus; glacier memory project
  45. #74: ‘Dragon man’ could be new species of human; Wally Funk goes to space; human and financial cost of heatwave; how covid affects the brain
  46. #78: Will covid evolve to evade vaccines?; the oldest animal fossils ever found; predicting climate change’s extreme weather
  47. #81: Breakthrough in nuclear fusion; mini human brain grown with eyes; rapid evolution of synthetic bacteria
  48. #98: Brain cells wired to the Matrix; omicron latest; how to make truly intelligent machines; the mysterious border between sleep and wake
  49. #99: The legendary New Scientist end-of-year holiday party and quiz
  50. #113: Climate change: suing governments to cut emissions; shock discovery in particle physics; a new function for dreams
  51. #116: DNA from outer space; Devi Sridhar on covid lessons; climate change in an Oxford wood
  52. A New Force of Nature
  53. #125: Poo transplants cure IBS; climate change shrinks the human niche; CRISPR babies; monkeypox latest
  54. #127: Pig hearts transplanted into dead people; James Webb Space Telescope gives best-ever view of the universe; boosting wheat genetics to feed the world
  55. #128 Extreme heatwaves; China’s space station launch; covid’s effects in pregnancy; a black hole symphony
  56. #130 How to reverse death; Neil Gaiman on Sandman; AlphaFold and biology’s revolution; life in the multiverse with Laura Mersini-Houghton
  57. #138 UK government’s attack on nature; when you can’t stop laughing
  58. #139 Gas leak impact on climate change; a new way to explain life
  59. #140 New Scientist Live Ask-us-Anything bonus episode
  60. #141 Energy threat to international security; a new form of multiplication
  61. #143 Bird flu sweeps UK; secrets of the Neanderthal family
  62. #160 Rejuvenation treatments; world to breach 1.5 degrees of global heating
  63. #167 Bird flu in mammals, the cause of sunquakes, and the entropy of consciousness – the latest news in science
  64. #170 How Venice is confronting climate change and adapting to the rising seas
  65. #174 Finding the universe’s missing matter; saving babies’ lives by sequencing their genomes; the earliest horse riders - the latest news in science
  66. #186 Private space company crashes on the moon; hypnotherapy as anaesthetic; record-breaking ocean warming; Rosalind Franklin and DNA
  67. #192 Life-extending mutation; Kangaroo poo transplant for cows; irregular sleep linked to increased risk of death
  68. #202 New era in gravitational astronomy; Upending stereotypes of women in hunter-gatherer societies; Orangutan beatboxing and human speech origins
  69. #205 JWST’s amazing year; Giant sloth jewellery; $1million mathematics prize
  70. #85: The violent frontline of climate change; bringing back the mammoth; another first for SpaceX
  71. #111: Antarctic and Arctic record-breaking heat; octopus brains insight; black hole paradox explained
  72. #134 Artemis moon mission; decoding the dreams of mice
  73. Could Magic Mushrooms Treat Depression?
  74. #132 Impact of drought; monkeys using sex toys
  75. #171 Earth’s mysterious “dark biome” and the search for life on Mars; Quantum computers; Judge Dredd predicts the future - the latest news in science
  76. #175 Living Off-Earth: Ethical questions for living in outer space with Erika Nesvold
  77. Elephants have names for each other; conspiracies and doppelgangers with Naomi Klein; an ancient galactic weather report
  78. #82: Taliban seize Afghan biometric equipment; uploading our brains to machines; investigating Nazi uranium
  79. #104: Gene variant for extreme old age, gravitational waves and dark matter, what fruit flies tell us about nature and nurture
  80. The Purpose of Sleep
  81. Non-Binary Animals
  82. #155: Our five favourite New Scientist long-reads from 2022
  83. #196 Animal Liberation Now: Peter Singer on eating and living ethically
  84. Do sperm whales have an alphabet?; Why dark energy is so weird; US bird flu outbreak
  85. Hints of alien life in our galaxy; freezing human brains; solving a mystery of Egypt’s pyramids
  86. The truth about Iron Age women; Climate whiplash and the LA wildfires; Rebooting the world’s first chatbot
  87. #30: Redefining time; why mindfulness can cause problems; secrets of super-resilient tardigrades
  88. #73: How to treat long covid; evolution of cooperation; Turing’s ACE computer; aliens watching Earth
  89. #76: Harm of race-based medicine; space tourism industry is go; America’s heatwave challenges
  90. #80: Analysis of IPCC climate report; the rise of synthetic milk; discovery of new carnivorous plant

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