Heavenly vistas
Tushna Commissariat reviews Cosmos: the Art and Science of the Universe by Roberta J M Olson and Jay M Pasachoff
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Magnetism, light and sound – a Takis retrospective
Rachel Brazil reviews the Takis exhibition at the Tate Modern
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Once a physicist: David Roberts
David Roberts, a co-founder of 110th Street Films, is a writer and filmmaker. Previously he worked as a US diplomat
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The art of continuous transformation
Industrial physicist Susanne Klein talks about crossing boundaries between industry and academia; theoretical and experimental research; and science and art
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How science can learn from the arts
They’re not as different as we’re sometimes led to believe
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Learning to be astonished
Lincoln Carr explains how he's helping science students embrace the ambiguity of the humanities to become better researchers
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Historic first black-hole image graces cover of May 2019 issue of Physics World magazine
Imaging black holes, learning from the arts, weighing water from space and more
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The top five films about science or scientists
Movie enthusiast Graham Jones picks his five favourite films from the scientific canon
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Christmas-competition winners
We're happy to announce the winners of our festive physics-jumper competition
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Pondering the meaning of time and creating black hole analogues
Journalists discuss a physics-inspired art exhibit and the week’s research highlights
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