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The Cambridge University popular science magazine: original articles, interviews and illustrations. Printed termly, with regular new web content alongside. Content submissions to [email protected], other inquiries to [email protected] or this page.
09/10/2024
Is friendship uniquely human? 🐾
Allie McWhinnie discusses theories for the unlikely emergence of cooperation between animals.
Correlation is a central tenet of efforts to explore the structure of the early universe. Yoann Launay argues that correlation does not imply causation, but connection.
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The theme of issue #60 of Bluesci is Nature's palette:
Colour defines how we perceive the world. We see colour everywhere in nature: from animal camouflage to geological formations, the smallest gemstones to the vast blackness of space. But what underlines the presence of colour? How do we make use of colour in science? And what colourful stories are there from the history of science?
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BlueSci is Cambridge's longest running science magazine, publishing the best science writing from across the university. Tweet us
