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Culture: Top tickets for 2014

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It promises to be a heady year for science in culture: fans can steep in the sumptuous world of colour, unpeel the upside of failure, explore neural pathways, revisit the First World War, mend a rip in space-time, go pterosaur-spotting and traverse a mammoth-ridden nation. Daniel Cressey investigates.

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  1. Daniel Cressey is a reporter for Nature in London. Additional reporting by Alison Abbott and Barbara Kiser.,

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Cressey, D. Culture: Top tickets for 2014. Nature 505, 22–24 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1038/505022a

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