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Beyond maths to meaning

Beyond Weird is the most original and interesting book on quantum physics for the general public in a long while, writes Brian Clegg

Paris targets ‘more readily achievable’, Canadians say

New definition of climate outlooks suggests IPCC assumptions on future carbon intensity may mislead

PET/CT lines up for breast imaging

Development of a dedicated breast PET/CT scanner moves a step forward

The West Virginia University researchers

North Atlantic ocean currents are slowing

Heat pump at its weakest in 1000 years

Gender gap in physics among highest in science

Study predicts it could be more than two centuries until there are equal numbers of senior male and female researchers in physics

Brine shrimp mix up oceans

Collective vertical migration generates downward jets

A medical physicist’s perspective on radiation dose

Medical physicist Virginia Tsapaki shares practical information on radiation dose directives and dose management software

In pursuit of the purest quartz

From a PhD in semiconductor physics to head of Quartz Products at Airbus Defence and Space, Richard Syme looks back at a long and enjoyable career

Atomic magnetometers detect underwater objects

Technique is very difficult to evade, say physicists

Four ways to fund a start-up

Companies seeking to transform innovative materials into products have a range of options, writes Matthew Cohen of venture-capital firm Pangaea Ventures

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Beyond maths to meaning

Paris targets ‘more readily achievable’, Canadians say

PET/CT lines up for breast imaging

North Atlantic ocean currents are slowing

Gender gap in physics among highest in science

Brine shrimp mix up oceans

A medical physicist’s perspective on radiation dose

In pursuit of the purest quartz

Atomic magnetometers detect underwater objects

Four ways to fund a start-up

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