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The dating game goes wireless

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Perhaps New Scientist can help. The rest is up to you…. University trained chemist, into science communication, sport and music. Enjoys getting amongst nature or a group of people enjoying music, or both.

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Likes walks on the beach, and stats. ONE Saturday night last year, 11 people went looking for love. Like countless speed daters before them, they met in a room draped with curtains, the lights on low. In one hand they held traditional glasses of bubbly , but in the other were sheets of paper they had filled with their personal data. This twist on speed-dating was part of an experiment run by a team at Newcastle University in the UK.

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The mathematician’s guide to dating and finding the perfect partner

Technology has transformed dating — for better or worse. Despite the enduring, bottomless interest in love, our knowledge about what it actually is that brings and keeps people together is limited. In many so-called WEIRD Western, educated, industrialised, rich and democratic societies, marriage and birth rates are in decline, with women in particular opting to stay single. Meanwhile, technology has transformed the…. Receive a weekly dose of discovery in your inbox!

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