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Cell Culture: Examining how science and literature interact (Symposium, Edinburgh, 3 November 2012)

How accurately does modern literature portray the life sciences?  In what way is the use of science within fiction evolving to create new genres such as “lab-lit”?  Is there more in common, than is often imagined, between the way in which both writers and scientists work? These are some of Read more…

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