Read article: Quest to understand ‘nothing’ wins Physics World’s 2015 Book of the Year
Quest to understand ‘nothing’ wins Physics World’s 2015 Book of the Year
Amanda Gefter's Trespassing on Einstein's Lawn takes top honour
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Read article: Quest to understand ‘nothing’ wins Physics World’s 2015 Book of the Year
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