Getting a measure of Brazilian research
With Brazil preparing for the World Cup, two upcoming reports from IOP Publishing examine research in the world's fifth biggest country
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Bananaman, fusion boy, an astronaut and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
New prize targets student science journalism
Student journalists get a chance to boost their CVs
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Robotic cowboys and clams, the SQUID at 50 and more
Round-up of talks at APS March day 2
Magnetic supreme court judges, easier visa access, visualizing arXiv and more
Round-up of talks at APS March day 1
“Mile-high” physics
Day one at the APS March Meeting 2014
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Homework help from NASA, rescue missions, top technologies and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Golden-anniversary physics, flaming challenges, smart lists and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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Bad weather? Blame Santa
Atmospheric scientist Jennifer Francis explains her "Santa's revenge" theory to a receptive AAAS audience
Burning the midnight gas
This morning's AAAS sessions included a fascinating overview of the risks and challenges associated with hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking"
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