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Miriam is a London-based freelance science journalist, author and science editor for . She is also the co-author of a book, with her colleague Matt Warren. It investigates the many factors that influence and manipulate the way we think, from genetics, biology, bias and personality to time perception, culture, language, advertising and technology. Miriam has written for a number of other publications including , , and Physics World.
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