Everyday science Blog Rocket to study origin of radio loss in Northern Lights Flying over the Arctic can be like being on the far side of the moon...
Everyday science Blog APS asks Obama to consider energy efficiency Obama has faced a barrage of recommendations into how he should run office come 20 January next year...
Everyday science Blog Joseph Rotblat – a man of conscience in the nuclear age 'Remember your humanity and forget the rest'...
Everyday science Blog Ice: a most curious substance One of my favourite memories of childhood is travelling across a frozen lake in the backseat of a circa-1975 Buick LeSabre...
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Everyday science Blog Hubble is back, and seeing as clear as ever After a month in "safety mode" following an error on its onboard data formatter, the Hubble is back online and taking photos again...
Everyday science Blog Practical applications of dark-matter searches Pure knowledge isn't enough these days and physicists often feel pressured to justify their work...
Everyday science Blog So you want to succeed Stephen Hawking? The Lucasian professorship is a job that very few physicists can possibly have a chance of securing.
Everyday science Blog Who will get a Nobel if the Higgs is discovered? Awarding Nobel prizes, as the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences proved earlier this month, is no easy business...
Everyday science Blog Quantum robots are a 'brand-new paradigm' You might have to wait a while for a robot that uses quantum mechanics to learn how to iron your shirts...