Beyond Computism: The Power of Embodied Artistic Experience By Honor Harger 20 September 2026 We live in an age increasingly governed by the assumption that if something can be measured, it can be …

We need to better understand how LLMs address moral questions if we're to trust them with more important tasks.

An intimate, off-the-record gathering for futures and futures-adjacent practitioners in Bali, Indonesia.

Science is often portrayed as rational, abstract, numerical. But spend any time inside a particle physics laboratory and that distinction collapses. These are places of extraordinary aesthetic forc…

Melancholy and Milkomeda: Notes on a Cosmological Feeling

Medicine’s New Frontier: An Unusual Convergence of AI and Biology By Honor Harger15 March 2026 A strange but genuinely amazing story resurfaced in the news this week. An Australian tech entre…

"We're going to do it in three years, and we're going to do it for a ridiculously low price."

Hidden Beacons in the Radio Sky By Honor Harger 23 November 2025 Two stars orbit each other so closely that their surfaces seem almost aware of one another. One is a dense white dwarf – the r…

Another World is Possible By Honor Harger 20 September 2025 In recent years, the future has come to feel less like a promise and more like a warning. As my friend Liam Young says, it’s as if we are…

The Quantum Turn: Art and Uncertainty in the International Year of Quantum ScienceBy Honor Harger29 June 2025 The strange logics of quantum mechanics have been with us for more than a century. This…

Towards a Cognitive Astronomy: How Observing the Universe Extends the Mind By Honor Harger 8 June 2025 I think a lot about astronomy. It’s embedded in how I work, think, and pay attention to the wo…

Mar 12, 2016 - Permanent ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore

Sustainable Futures: On Curating Ecological Imagination25 May 2025 As climate anxiety deepens, public institutions must do more than educate: we must inspire. At ArtScience Museum, we’ve long belie…

Strange Patterns: Art as a Pathway to Scientific Understanding 7 February 2025 A report on the Arab Forum of Science Media and Communication, University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, January 27…

Infrastructures for the Planetary Condition: The 19th Venice Architecture Biennale17 May 2025 I’ve just returned from the vernissage of the 19th Venice Biennale of Architecture where I attended the…

In everyday life, we typically encounter water in one of three familiar states—solid, liquid or gas. But there are in fact many more phases, some of which—predicted to exist at high temperature and pr...

Contested discovery achieved by experiment firing laser pulses into eyes, stimulating retina cells

Our ability to explain gravity fundamentally changed how we interact with our world. So too might an explanatory framework for life transform our future.

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Last year, an enormous map of the cosmos hinted that the engine driving cosmic expansion might be sputtering. Now physicists are back with an even bigger map, and a stronger conclusion.

Physicists and marine biologists built a quantitative framework that predicts how coral polyps collectively construct a variety of coral shapes.

The mammals carry immune adaptations that emerged when their ancestors took to the skies.

What happens when sprawling online communities fracture into politically homogenous, self-governing communities?

With a number of commercial missions heading to the Moon this year, heritage organisations are concerned about potential damage to historic sites.

Steven Spielberg, Nicolas Cage, Ron Howard and others share their respects for film-maker who died this week at 78

Inside the proton, quarks and gluons shift and morph their properties in ways that physicists are still struggling to understand. Rithya Kunnawalkam Elayavalli brings to the problem a perspective unli...