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America counts down to the big eclipse

The US gears up for what is one of the most anticipated astronomical events of recent years

Mushroom spores launched by ‘catapult’

Engineers mimic how mushrooms disperse spores

New look for long-neglected accelerator

Souped-up FFAG could rival synchrotrons

Being open to new concepts should apply to physicists as well as physics

Andrew Coe says that physicists need to be more open minded to help build an inclusive environment for people who identify themselves as LGBT+

Nanoscale imaging looks deep into magnetic materials

New technique bags Bloch points

A shared journey of discovery

Benjamin Skuse investigates the sibling-scientists relationship to see if having a brother or sister who is also a researcher can help or hinder your career

X-rays pick out letters on ancient scrolls

Papyri buried in the eruption of Vesuvius can now be virtually unrolled

Instrumentation at the extremes

Designing equipment that can survive in the harshest reaches of the solar system is a challenge. Keith Cooper explores how instrument developers do it

On the hunt for helium

Most sources of helium are discovered by accident, but geoscientists are developing new ways to find this incredibly useful element

Cutbacks hit radio-telescope project

First phase of SKA will have fewer antennas and a smaller collecting area

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America counts down to the big eclipse

Mushroom spores launched by ‘catapult’

New look for long-neglected accelerator

Being open to new concepts should apply to physicists as well as physics

Nanoscale imaging looks deep into magnetic materials

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X-rays pick out letters on ancient scrolls

Instrumentation at the extremes

On the hunt for helium

Cutbacks hit radio-telescope project

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