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Media scientist Cesar Hidalgo on deciding which city is the safest, the beauty of social housing, and tracking municipalities' spendings.
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60 million years is not enough to keep two ferns apart
Genetic analysis showed that a delicate woodland fern discovered in the mountains of France is the love child of two distantly-related groups of plants that haven't interbred in 60 million years
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Historian Carlo Ginzburg on forbidden books, the depletion of the Central Archive, and a letter to the Pope
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Physicist Joanna D. Haigh on how climate modelling can help in weather forecasting, the role of fundamental physic equations, and various factors that influence climate change
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