Synchrotron board game encourages careers in science, how to BBQ the perfect burger
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Viral ‘superspreader’ events may be linked to high-intensity indoor exercise
New data reveals that number of aerosol particles exhaled by people who are exercising increases 132-fold on average during peak activity
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Optical microphone images vibrations, women win both top prizes in UK young scientist and engineer awards
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Are we living in the Age of Glass?
A short film exploring glass’ cultural legacy and cutting-edge glass science
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Climate change affects cherry blossoms, satisfying sizzle gives cooking temperature
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Champagne bottles open at supersonic speed, urban canyons prolong sonic booms, Earth’s magnetic field will not reverse soon
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Neptune’s blue hue, magnetic cities, space cakes
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Celebrating the International Year of Glass: the June 2022 issue of Physics World
From ancient artefacts to modern materials, all you need to know about the science of glass is in the latest issue of your favourite magazine
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Artificial intelligence beats humans at crossword solving and assesses the health of ‘singing’ coral reefs
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Avoiding artefacts: do you know when you’re seeing a real signal?
Can you distinguish experimental errors from the real voice of nature? Robert P Crease wants your stories
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