Gold-plated pantyhose and poking holes in the h-index
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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Wave power, terahertz physics and bumper careers advice for graduates
The March 2020 edition of Physics World magazine is now out in print and digital formats
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Robotic octopus reaches out, peppermint and walnuts enhance solar cells, gravity’s effect on how we think
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The science of sand and snow, and a novel take on the double-slit experiment
The podcast team discusses skiing holidays, how sand dunes communicate and a new variant of the classic Young's double-slit experiments
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Gravity-defying ski moguls and snowmaking in warmish weather
A physicist hits the slopes
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Why do people still believe in conspiracy theories?
Robert P Crease wonders why so many people still get fooled by conspiracy theories
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Argon plasma thruster fires up, catching cosmic rays on an Armenian mountain
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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Cosmic cold spot, acoustics for audiences and a new way of doing Young’s double slits
The February 2020 edition of Physics World magazine is now out in print and digital formats
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Happy 24th birthday Hubble Deep Field, celebrating Tony Skryme and skyrmions
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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The mathematics of a good espresso, a mummy speaks after 3000 years, volcano turns human brain to glass
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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