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NEW SCIENTIST LIVE IS BACK THIS WEEKEND This incredible show explains and opens up the mind-blowing world of science and technology in the most thrilling and interactive way. Last chance to book your online or in-person tickets to join us this weekend.  We've got an amazing line-up of incredible thought provoking talks, ground-breaking discoveries, interactive experiences, hands-on activities, and performances!  FIND OUT MORE & BOOK YOUR TICKETS COME AND LEARN There are four main stages covering the biggest questions in science. You can explore the secrets of the cosmos on the Universe Stage, the mysteries of being human on the Mind and Body Stage, the wonders of nature on the Our Planet Stage and the science of tomorrow on the Future Stage.   56 TALKS ACROSS FOUR THEMED STAGES  THE FUTURE STAGE Speakers and talks include: Can science save the world? Martin Rees, Astronomer Royal   An ocean of salt Helen Czerski Associate Professor, University College London    The geological record of climate change Christopher Jackson, Geologist, Jacobs FUTURE STAGE TALKS include:  Mathematics is our superpower | How to spend a trillion dollars | The biggest number in the world | The pattern seekers | Making sense of screen time | The geological record of climate change | A world-record breaking attempt to create star power FUTURE TALKS MIND AND BODY STAGE  Speakers and talks include: Believing the unbelievable: the science of paranoia and conspiracy thinking Nichola Raihani, Professor in Evolution and Behaviour, UCL   DNA family secrets Turi King, Geneticist, University of Leicester   The body and self-consciousness Moheb Costandi, Science Writer MIND AND BODY STAGE TALKS  include:  The dark history and troubling present of eugenics | The human body: design disaster | Can fish count? | A brief history of your brain | The secret body | Rebel Cell: a new view of an old disease | Faecal Microbiota Transplantation from bench to bedside MIND AND BODY TALKS OUR PLANET STAGE Talks and speakers include: The deep chemistry of life and death Nick Lane, Biochemist and Writer   Exploring the deep sea Helen Scales, Writer, Broadcaster and Marine Biologist   Neanderthals: Exploring complex minds Rebecca Wragg Sykes, Honorary Fellow, University of Liverpool OUR PLANET STAGE TALKS include:  Nomad Century: the great climate upheaval | Wonderdog! How we came to know that dogs are so smart | Why wasps matter | The Earth: a biography of a living planet | It's not easy being Green | Hand to mouth: the language puzzle OUR PLANET TALKS THE UNIVERSE STAGE TALKS  Talks and speakers include:  The joy of abstraction Eugenia Cheng, Scientist in Residence, Art Institute of Chicago   Elusive: The story of Peter Higgs and his boson Frank Close, Professor Emeritus, University of Oxford   Black holes Jeff Forshaw, Professor of Particle Physics, University of Manchester   UNIVERSE STAGE TALKS  include  A new force of nature at the LHC? | Physics experiments that changed the world | The hidden science of weather, climate change and the air that surrounds us | The hidden universe | Exploring ocean worlds | The dark universe: seeing the invisible UNIVERSE TALKS A BRAND NEW FORMAT COMBINING THE BEST OF LIVE AND VIRTUAL EXPERIENCES  For the first time, all the talks will be live-streamed, combining the best of live and virtual experiences. If you can’t join the event in-person at London ExCel, why not join us online as we bring you a weekend of incredible content right to your screen, wherever you are in the world. 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