The big cats that stalked early humans and why ancient concrete outlasts the modern stuff
Sep 19, 2026
The Science Show
AI boost for people with dyslexia and how algorithms shape what we read
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The Science Show reviews a new approach to detecting and measuring concussion, a repurposed satellite for mapping the Universe, intervention to conserve a potentially sterile native plant, AI support for people with dyslexia, and how recommendation algorithms influence reading choices.
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