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Newton’s first paper among newly opened archive
Royal Society makes its archive of scientific papers permanently free to access…
Q&A with Jim Al-Khalili
The University of Surrey physicist and science communicator answers more of your questions about his online lecture last week
Flux pinning in action
A nice demo of the wonders of superconductivity
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Subluminal neutrino news from Italy
Sister experiment fails to find superluminal particles
Famous physicists on the BBC
Lisa Randall and Lawrence Krauss tackle the big questions on Radio 4
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Irish folk meets particle physics
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