New York Times, running is the best cure for hangovers and to avoid brain damage

The Guardian Review cover, growing up with art

Fat and thin worlds

The New York Times, the silent yet much needed artificial intelligence evolution

Artwork from the illustrated children's book 'À qui est ce Squelette? / Whose skeleton is it?', published by Seuil Jeunesse

Artwork from the illustrated children's book 'À qui est ce Squelette? / Whose skeleton is it?', published by Seuil Jeunesse

Mosaic Science, the male contraceptive pill

Hohe Luft magazine, a portrait of René Descartes referencing the philosopher's theories on emotions and artificial intelligence

The New York Times, a conversation with Jennifer Egan and George Saunders, imagining the future

Cascade Records, album packaging for M.I.L.D. by Zerolex

Cover for Newsweek, the Scottish independence referendum

New York Times, teenagers need to go outside to avoid myopia

New Scientist, how we undertake heroic acts

New Scientist, rethinking testosterone

Wired magazine, Wikipedia's fact checking of the vast amount of knowledge it acquires everyday

The Sunday Times, cover for business supplement, the essentials of a fast growing business

New Scientist, 'killer robots' - how do we judge acts of murder or genocide?

Muze magazine, the second life of Jean–François

Institutional Investor, saving union pensions

American Way, basketball betting

New Scientist, the father enigma - devoted dads

Encouraging people with autism into museums

Artwork from Beat # 6 published by Heart, excerpt from 'The Innocent Anthropologist: Notes from a Mud Hut' by Nigel Barley

Artwork from Beat # 6 published by Heart, excerpt from 'The Innocent Anthropologist: Notes from a Mud Hut' by Nigel Barley

Panic! screenprint

Infrarouge magazine, 'le bateau-phare' / the lightship

La Rodia, poster and programme cover for the music venue

Differently drunk, how the different alcohols create different chemical reactions

Cochon screenprint

Family Ties screenprint