Leading by example
Robert P Crease pays tribute to President Bush's late science adviser John Marburger
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Cubic neutrons might find it hip to be square
Sufficiently heavy neutron stars could exert so much pressure that their otherwise spherical neutrons turn into tiny cubes
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China–US neutrino facility opens
The Daya Bay experiment will search for electron antineutrino disappearance
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So long, Tevatron
Fermilab physicist Chris Quigg reflects on the decision to close the Tevatron
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Head in a CLOUD
Jasper Kirkby on CERN's climate experiment
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Cosmic rays mapped across the southern sky
Hotspots could uncover astrophysical sources including pulsars
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Organic transistor targets displays
Nanotube transistor could find use in big-screen TVs
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African Astronomical Society debuts in Cape Town
Society will promote astronomy as a tool for development
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The dark-energy game
Robert P Crease reviews The 4% Universe by Richard Panek
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Taking the multiverse on faith
John W Moffat reviews The Grand Design by Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow
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