Read article: Martin Deutsch 1917 – 2002
Martin Deutsch 1917 – 2002
The physicist who first detected positronium dies at 85
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Read article: Martin Deutsch 1917 – 2002
Read article: Opening the book of revelations
Opening the book of revelations
Science is a uniquely public form of knowledge. What distinguishes it from other forms of knowledge is that scientific hypotheses can be checked by anyone with the will and resources to do so. In principle, race, gender and nationality form no impediment to doing science, although the reality is sometimes different. Nor need the practice […]
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