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In Hawking Hawking, author Charles Seife presents a humanising portrait of the celebrated physicist, his love of the limelight
Donated by India, COVID-19 vaccines languish and may expire in Afghanistan amid misinformation, scepticism
Nathaniel Rich's Second Nature brings to fore devastating results of man-made alterations to the natural world
In Four Lost Cities, a historical analysis of growth and decline of civilisations on different continents over millennia
In Beloved Beasts, Michelle Nijhuis shows that history can help contextualise and guide modern conservation
From the COVID-19 pandemic, experts have a roadmap to lowering the costs of medicine
Language of space exploration rhetoric can affect public perception of space activities
In Radiant, Liz Heinecke explores the creative bond between Marie Curie and the American dancer Loïe Fuller
Border disputes between India and China are threating climate science in the Himalayas
In pulmonologist Michael J Stephen’s book Breath Taking, a timely and compelling look at respiration
In 'The Doctors Blackwell' Janice P Nimura goes beyond the myths surrounding a pioneering female physician
Future seems uncertain: Breathing life into the Corpse flower that smells like death
The strange history of books bound in human skin: Megan Rosenbloom's latest is a deep dive into the practice
In The Great Secret, Jennet Conant explores the link between a WWII tragedy and a cancer breakthrough
With ill-conceived resettlement schemes, Chennai's river restoration projects weigh heavily on riverside poor
Anti-vaxxers to AIDS denialism, should online platforms be held accountable for the misinformation they host?
In Afghanistan, the wild ephedra shrub breathes new life into country's meth epidemic
