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Everyday science Blog What it’s like collaborating with physicists in China New Journal of Physics editor Barry Sanders describes his experiences of working with Chinese researchers
Everyday science Blog The February 2016 issue of Physics World is now out Physics World editor Matin Durrani introduces the February issue