Confronting fraud in science
Laura H Greene probes our macabre fascination with scientific fraud
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A trip through Weinberg’s world
John Ellis examines the thoughts of theorist Steven Weinberg
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Spotting explosives with a puff of air
Novel spectrometry technique for airport scanners
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Top South African astronomer reinstated
Phil Charles cleared of sharing astronomy plans with fellow scientists
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Your favourite units
Robert P Crease explains the enduring popularity of non-SI units, including the ox-day, firkin and litre
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Priority battles
A dozen years after it was found, the priority dispute over who discovered dark energy lingers on, says Robert P Crease
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Dark-matter paper raises questions over data sharing
Is it unfair that NASA data are immediately made available to all?
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Particle feud goes public
Rift in CERN collaboration leads to charge of poor and unethical science
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British prime minister apologizes to Alan Turing after petition
Gordon Brown recognizes 'appalling' treatment of Second World War code breaker
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The nuclear threat: a new start
As US President Barack Obama takes office, his leadership will be needed to reduce the dangers of the world’s nuclear weapons and to stop nuclear materials from falling into rogue hands, argue...
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