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Art curator Hans Ulrich Obrist once held a conference by stripping it down to only the coffee break, but in virtual conferences these casual interactio…
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Did you know that urban one-way streets were inspired by the blood circulation system in the human body?
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Lots of impressively creative people in this issue!
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The shop uses similar technologies as scientists use to monitor rodent behaviour
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Experimental events are paving the way to large shows and festivals in the post-COVID world, but what are these experiments really measuring?
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Are you awake because you're bored or because you're not bored enough?
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From butterfly effect and “punching up” comedy to anthropomorphizing and edutainment.
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They think that other people think that they don't like art, so they overcompensate with artsy communication. 🔬 Meanwhile, artists are just doing thei…
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I found you the coolest geeky snow websites on the web, and more!
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For the last mixture of the year we take a weird and wistful look at some labs that are no more. Plus the usual mixture of links and other things.
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Plus: Sandy Cash's song about Vera Rubin, science shops on Etsy, a book recommendation, and lots of links.
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And more in Mixture's monthly picks for October 2020. The newsletter has a new look but still has the same science, art, music, and fun things as befor…
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